Son Scott Hall’s touching Instagram posts about father are flooded with tributes after star Razor Ramon’s death aged 63

SCOTT Hall’s son’s heartbreaking Instagram posts have been flooded with tributes following the wrestling legend’s death.

Legendary sports entertainer Razor Ramon, 63, died Monday – days after being put on life support.

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The star is said to have suffered three heart attacks – just weeks after he was hospitalized for a severe fall.

A few months before his father passed away, Cody Hall posted touching snaps of him hugging him as he marked Father’s Day in 2020 and 2021.

A photo shows a tiny Cody next to Scott, who is wearing a New World Order shirt – a nod to the famous World Champion Wrestling faction of which the sportsman is part of the sport this.

Meanwhile, another snap shows the pair hugging at what appears to be a wrestling event.

Both posts were filled with tributes as news of Razor’s death spread.

One Instagram user said: “I’m really sorry for your loss. I lost my father 21 years ago and there is no pain that can be compared with our prayers for his comfort, peace and strength during this time. ”

Another commented: “I am so sorry your father, your father, your champion, your hero passed away today.

“Thank you for sharing your dad with the rest of the wrestling world. I was completely entertained. Your dad is worth every penny for tickets, merchandise, video games, DVDs, TV time, etc.

“I hope you and your family are satisfied with your father’s legacy. Peace. Rest in peace in Peace Scott Hall. ”

Online wrestling fans have labeled Hall a “legend” and say they will miss him as they mourn his passing.

Hall has twice hosted the WWE Hall of Famer. He was inducted into the prestigious club in 2014 for his career as Razor Ramon.

Then, in 2020, he received another Hall of Fame medal as a member of the NWO.

WWE said it was “deeply saddened” to learn of Hall’s death, adding that it will remember the performer as a “talented entertainer, loving father and dear friend”.

‘ENTERTAINMENT WITH GIFTS’

Wrestlers Triple H and Mick Foley were among the stars to pay tribute to Hall.

Triple H, whose real name is Paul Levesque, said: “I am heartbroken… Losing a brother. I love you Scott!! See you on the road. ”

Mick Foley, who has competed as Mankind and Cactus Jack, considers Hall a “tall” figure among superstars.

And, John Layfield, who is known in squaring circles as JBL, said: “Always loved being around Bad Guy.

“One of the best minds, and workers, in the business, he and Kevin changed the business for the better. Rest in peace.”

Nikki Bella said: “It doesn’t seem real. RIP Scott. You are a light. I will cherish our memories and will always be grateful for your words of encouragement and words.

“Always means so much to Brie and me. Lots of love and prayers for the family.”

Wrestler Joe Hennig, son of “Mr. Perfect” Curt Hennig, wrote: “My family and I are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of our friend, Scott Hall.

“I’ve known him almost all my life and he will be missed. Our prayers go out to his family and friends.”

Hall signed with the WWF in 1992. It is said that he and iconic wrestler Shawn Michaels revolutionized the ladder match after their epic encounter at WrestleMania X in 1994.

Hall won the prestigious Intercontinental Championship four times before joining WCW in 1996.

The sports entertainer returned to WWE in 2002 before working on the promotions of rival Total Non-Stop Action and New Japan Pro Wrestling.

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