Scott Hall Teases Wrestling Fans, Details On TNA’s New Television Program On DirecTV

Posted by Daniel Pena on Tuesday, December 29th, 2009

– Scott Hall is making his presence felt online as he has launched pages on Twitter (twitter.com/badguyscotthall), Facebook (facebook.com/OfficialScottHall), MySpace (myspace.com/outsiderscotthall), and YouTube (youtube.com/user/TheOutsiderScottHall). He has also launched an official website at www.ScottHallTV.com.

Hall, who is rumored to make his much anticipated return to the national scene during next Monday’s live three-hour iMPACT! on Spike, teased the following on his Twitter account: “It’s in the air.. can you feel it??? something sensational is coming soon!!”

– As noted earlier, TNA Wrestling will debut a new television program, Before The Bell, on Monday, January 11, 2010 at 4:00 p.m. ET on the 101 Network, only on DirecTV. In the case of the premiere episode, the show will be used to promote next month’s Genesis pay-per-view as they go “behind the curtain to look at the events leading up to January 17th.” To see the commercial hyping the premiere episode, click here.

– TNA has released a long sleeve “waffle” shirt. Click here to view it.

TNA *FIRES* two more wrestlers today ->

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7 Responses to Scott Hall Teases Wrestling Fans, Details On TNA’s New Television Program On DirecTV:

  1. Shawn

    Date: Dec 29, 2009 at 2:54 PM

    I’ve always been a fan of Scott’s and felt it was a travesty that his demons ultimately ruined his career. He was one of those rare individuals that had “it”. That being said, if TNA inks him to anything more than a 1 or 2 show deal… they’re in for trouble. He rubbed many in TNA the wrong way when he no-showed the PPV. Other than Nash, I’m sure most still are sore about that one. If they try to incorporate him into their “new view” for the company, it’s going to backfire on them. Scott is Scott; enough said.

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  2. baddog_1_2k

    Date: Dec 29, 2009 at 3:26 PM

    Scotts gonna do the same thing he always does and thats no show its a waste of tna time and money I understand Kevin is friends with im and is trying to help them out and thats great but from a buisness stand point Hall has turned into a real P.O.S when it comes to actually doing his job they would be better off getting sid if they want a old guy

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  3. luckysalt

    Date: Dec 29, 2009 at 5:23 PM

    If Hall doesn’t show up next week then he’s a disgrace

    But I believe he will, and I hope he gets to end his career with his head held high

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  4. Leizar

    Date: Dec 29, 2009 at 6:05 PM

    luckysalt, how many times has Scott had a chance to do just that? Scott has been given chance after chance after chance when, honestly, he did nothing to deserve it and each and every time, he blew it. I don’t see anything different here. If this is a one time gig, then everything should be fine. Anything more, then they’re playing with fire.

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  5. hulk hogan

    Date: Dec 29, 2009 at 7:38 PM

    the band is back together bittches

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  6. nick

    Date: Dec 29, 2009 at 11:02 PM

    razorr is backkk… one of the only reasons why im gunna tune into tna monday the 4th.

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  7. Pure Bull

    Date: Dec 31, 2009 at 1:25 AM

    Sorry to be the joy killer, but the man is 51 years old, out of shape, unreliable, and would probably do next to nothing of substance in the ring with today’s performers.
    Someone please explain to me why people are excited about his “return”?

    I used to be the biggest Razor Ramon/Scott Hall fan as a kid, and his promos from back in his heyday are still golden material for any wrestling fan to watch, but he’s 51 years old now. 51! Not everyone can pull a Flair and I didn’t even want to see that. After he gained all that weight (no dedication to his craft) and proved to be as unreliable as he did, I think he’s better served conquering his demons and trying to live out his days in otherwise productive ventures.

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