Ranking Top 10 WCW Main Eventers In WWE

9. Scott Hall

Scott Hall wasn't around WCW very much the last year of the company's existence as he battling a variety of issues. Eventually, the top brass had enough and decided they'd rather have him sit at home than have him show up for work. In 2002, Vince McMahon gave him one more chance, and sadly Hall screwed up a few more times in no time at all.

Things started out promising enough as Hall joined up with his old bandmates Kevin Nash and Scott Hall to reform the NWO. While Hogan was paired off with The Rock, Hall was given a solid consolation prize of facing Steve Austin at WrestleMania. Originally, the plan was for the NWO to win their matches, which would have build up plenty of heat for them in their new home. McMahon changed his mind, Austin won, Hogan left the group, and the NWO imploded.

WWE gave up on Hall, as he was soon facing off against a then lower mid-card Bradshaw. Then he was fired. It wasn't until over a decade later that he finally showed up again in the company. After a Hall of Fame induction as Razor Ramon, he seems to be in the good graces of management again. He isn't involved in any recurring angles, but you can imagine as long as he stays clean he'll show up now-and-then in guest appearances for years to come.

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