WWE Hall Of Famer Scott Hall was scheduled to take part in a virtual signing and meet & greet on Saturday night but it had to be cut short after Hall appeared to be in too poor of a condition to do it. Hall was to be involved in an auction with Dark Parlor Originals but the stream had to be cut short after Hall appeared to be intoxicated.
One viewer who saw the video said that Hall was “being difficult” and after a late start:
Mike was trying to get through everyone’s orders in a timely manner but Hall kept having issues with every inscription or request and had issues with how rushed he felt. Influenced by meds or other substances. He was trying but he wasn’t in a mental state to push through so quickly with so many items in a 4 hour period while being streamed live.”
Dark Parlor Originals’ Mike commented on the issues, saying that Hall:
“had some issues going on recently. It’s not my business to talk about. We’re not here to make him look bad, we’re not here to look bad. We just trying to get your stuff signed.”
Dark Parlor Originals then issued a statement this morning, saying that Hall made it back home and is doing okay.
“His health and safety is top priority and I’m not going to share personal details or information, that is not my business to discuss.”
You can check out their full statement below:
“This is the first time I’ve ever had to deal with a situation like this. Having never been through something like this, we were making decisions on the fly and I hope we made the right ones. I have learned a lot from this experience and now that it’s over and I’m looking back on it, I would have likely made a few decisions differently. We handled it the best we could in the moment.
Before we went live, we were assured that Scott was ok and ready to go live. He wanted to interact with his fans and encouraged it. I trusted him and thought we made the right call, as soon we went live, he changed and acted differently. He was not acting the way he was on camera, before the stream. If he acted the way he did on the live video, we would not have gone live in the first place. We ended the feed soon after and everything has been deleted. Our intention was never to put Scott in a bad spot or in a negative situation to make him look bad.”
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