WWE STAR OF THE 80'S RAZOR RAMON

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The WWE’s popularity throughout the years has produced many wrestling stars that have become fan favorites that kept viewers tuning in. The dramatic storylines, that can be compared to soap operas, drew people in and led them to throw their support to their favorite stars. So where are the big names of the WWE now? Here’s where these retired big-name wrestlers are today.

Razor Ramon

Scott Oliver Hall, best known as Razor Ramon by his fans, first started his wrestling career in the 1980’s but really hit it big in the 90’s after he joined up in the WCW and WWF. Lately he has been suffering from health issues including seizures, pneumonia, and low blood pressure.

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