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Some new details have emerged about the last two years of Scott Hall's life following his passing on Monday. Close friend Sean Waltman (a/k/a 1-2-3 Kid a/k/a X-Pac) spoke to the Wrestling Observer and confirmed that Hall was still battling his demons (specifically drinking) and "The pandemic did him in. It was hard enough for him as it was, but he was isolated in his house with no social interaction. He was down to 210 pounds. We called Dally (Dallas Page) and he went over. It was really bad." Those closest to him thought his death was inevitable and would come sooner than later. Disturbingly when he broke his hip he laid on the ground for several days because he couldn't move or reach his phone until the aforementioned DDP found him and got him to the hospital. In addition Hall was "in bad shape" the night before nWo were inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame but the situation was kept quiet, and he pretended not to have passed out at the bar he was drinking at that weekend. The report also says he was not doing well at the Stockton Comic Con when he went and had stopped accepting bookings after that incident. Even though his behavior had improved in recent years, Hall faced a constant battle of sobering up and "spiraling out of control" until someone close to him like Kevin Nash would intervene and get him back on track. MLW's Jared Saint-Laurent a/k/a MSL would spend time with Hall and he would coach students at the Team Vision Dojo nearby. MSL: "I lived down the road from him. We got in the habit for a few years of hanging out every day. He was living alone in that big mansion and wasn't really seeing his family. So we ended up in a routine of going to the gym together every day, getting lunch and just kind of bullshitting unless I had an indy booking to go to. Scott was a very complicated guy I think. I met him at a point in his life where he just didn't care about himself anymore, but he still loved the business so much and really just loved helping others succeed."

New WWE related videos are available below.

In addition here's a new reDRagon video.

Here's the updated Impact Rebellion card on April 23rd. (IW)

* Impact World Championship Match: Moose vs. Josh Alexander
* Impact X-Division Championship Match: Trey Miguel vs. Ace Austin vs. One More TBD
* Impact Tag Team Championship Match: Violent By Design OR Good Brothers vs. Seven More Teams TBD

And here's the card for next week's Impact Wrestling. (IW)

* Impact Knockouts Championship Street Fight: Tasha Steelz vs. Mickie James
* Impact Tag Team Championship Lumberjack Match: Violent By Design vs. The Good Brothers

The latest edition of Before The Impact is below.

NJPW has announced that Windy City Riot on April 16th will stream on FITE TV for $19.99.

WWE's Smackadillas will only be available in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and will be delivered by GrubHub and UberEats.

Due to a fractured orbital bone SANADA will miss the rest of the New Japan Cup tour. (NJPW) Here's hoping he heals up fully and can come back soon.

Even though the match is now Pat McAfee vs. Austin Theory instead of Pat McAfee vs. Vince McMahon (as was originally and ludicrously suggested), Vince still expects to "be involved" in it in some way at WrestleMania 38. (WO)

Peacock quietly did an upgrade to their service and now has a tab called "All Things WWE" to make it easier to find WWE content. (PWI)

Pat Kenney a/k/a Simon Diamond had a "mild stroke" last Friday that saw him hospitalized for a time. He's been back home since Wednesday recovering but has impaired vision and won't be back to 100% for a while. He's also the NWA's Director of Talent Relations and won't be at the Crockett Cup this weekend due to his health. Kyle Davis will fill in. (PWI) Our best wishes to him for a full recovery.