hall’s opinion on whether or not he needed World Titles is something that will remain a mystery, but one thing we do know for sure – Scott Hall isn’t welcome in any Ladder Match anytime soon!
I’ve always thought it was kind of funny that Scott Hall needed to become World Champion. I don’t think he ever really deserved the honor, and now people are still recognizing him as one even though his name is not on the title belt anymore!
HBK believes that without Scott, there would have never been an HBK
Only one of the Ric Flair/Shawn Michaels collaborations generated more interest than their lengthy friendship. In an interview with Sports Illustrated Shawn said “I’ll always cherish our time together.” Career-wise though he doesn’t think Razor Ramon ever needed a belt to validate his status as one of wrestling’s best; according to t0 Mr. Singh “Scott made himself into something really special”
HBK has never forgotten just how good Scott was at making others and himself look forward in-ring.
He used to tell Michaels that he “didn’t need to be number one – I only needed mine”. That selfless approach is something which always struck a chord with him, so it’s no surprise why Hall will never forget the time they spent together working as partners on Raw back when each of them had their own solo main events ahead while still being able to maintain popularity among fans who enjoy seeing rising stars get some well-deserved recognition before anyone else manages this feat successfully
Michaels also said that he feels like World Champion sometimes makes you into “a product” and not the person. He doesn’t think Hall wanted this for himself, as it can put pressure on one’s image or identity in front of an audience
Michaels felt similarly about both belts; they each had their own problems when being used by different people involved with them creatively: while wearing a belt made him feel restricted creatively–as though there were boundaries set forth which governed what type of performance could happen during any given match based solely upon who held ownership over such object (i e-wrestlers), holding another title seemed even worse because then we’re
When Scott Hall joined the WWE, he did so with one goal in mind – getting over. Whether it be by climbing up through smaller promotions or becoming champion of his industry’s top title…he just needed to establish himself as someone worth watching and then collect all possible victories along that journey before moving on from there!
The former WCW star knows how endorsements work: you have got until somebody does something better than yourself (and wins) for them not only feel embarrassed about what happened but also lose money because people will stop buying whatever product/service etc., which is why everyone
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