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Scott Hall, who once held the AWA World Tag Team Championship along with Curt Hennig, paid his tribute to his old friend in a video, in which he tells about his relationship with Hennig and how he helped him during his early days in Wrestling.
Hennig was a professional Wrestler, who performed in various shows AWA (American Wrestling Association), WWF (World Wrestling Federation), WCW (World Championship Wrestling) and TNA (Total Nonstop Action Wrestling) under his real name and was also famously known as “Mr. Perfect” in WWF.
He passed away at the age of 44. He was responsible for cultivating Hall’s early professional wrestling career during their World Tag Team Championship reign. These two were known as the “Perfect Combination” by Pro Wrestling Illustrated.
They defended this title for few months before losing it in Countout to Rose and Somers, and soon after that match these two parted ways.
