Unseen 1997 Footage Emerges – Scott Hall's Daughter Shares Rare Video With Triple H & Kevin Nash on TikTok

Pro wrestling history includes many stories that fans will never know about. Some of those moments were also captured on video, and now Scott Hall's daughter is sharing one amazing moment that she's had around all these years.

Unseen Video Of Scott Hall, Triple H, and Kevin Nash

Cassidy, the daughter of Scott Hall, posted TikTok videos showing Scott and the family alongside Triple H and Kevin Nash in 1997. This video was locked away in family video footage, but we are very glad she shared it with us.

At that time, Hall & Nash were part of WCW, while Triple H was still with WWE. This was after Triple H befriended Shawn Michaels and Sean Waltman, who were part of the Kliq, during their time in WWE prior to Hall & Nash's departure the previous year. Needless to say, this was a very special time in pro wrestling, and this video captures a rare moment.

Along with a TikTok post with this unseen footage, Cassidy also included a shot caption to sum up her video drop.

little throwback to ‘97 with dad, kevin, and paul #scotthall

@kickassidy_

little throwback to ‘97 with dad, kevin, and paul #scotthall #razorramon #wwe#nwo #nwo4life #wolfpac #kevinnash #bigsexy #tripleh #wrestling #wrestlemania #smackdown #raw #90swrestling #90swrestlers #toosweet

♬ original sound - Cassidy

The KLIQ spanned two companies at that moment of pro wrestling history, as The Outsiders were doing their thing in WCW and Triple H was making a name for himself in WWE. Pro wrestling battle lines didn't matter as they enjoyed that moment at home.

The Tragic Events Of Scott Hall's Passing

Scott Hall's health took a terrible turn in March 2022 when he fell and broke his hip, leading to hospitalization. For several days, he remained incapacitated on the floor until his friend Diamond Dallas Page discovered him during a wellness check. Following this event, Hall underwent hip replacement surgery, but complications arose when a blood clot became dislodged, resulting in three heart attacks on March 12, 2022. He was placed on life support at WellStar Kennestone Hospital in Marietta, Georgia.

On March 14, 2022, with his family by his side at the hospital, the decision was made to remove the WWE Hall of Famer from life support. He passed away approximately 4 to 6 hours later at the age of 63. Later that day, during the WWE RAW episode, the company announced his death and paid tribute to him with a video. He will be forever missed, but his legend will also never fade.