Razor Ramon On What Advice Vince McMahon Used To Give To The WWF Superstars

By AG

Posted on April 7, 2021

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• On This Day In Pro Wrestling History (April 7, 1986) – WWF WrestleMania 2

On this day in Pro Wrestling history on April 7, 1986, the World Wrestling Federation aired ‘WrestleMania 2’ LIVE on PPV from 3 different locations: the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Uniondale, New York, the Rosemont Horizon in Rosemont, Illinois and the Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena in Los Angeles, California.

This was the 2nd annual WrestleMania event and it had the tagline “What The World Has Come To!”.

The inaugural WrestleMania happened in 1985 and even nowadays, WrestleMania is still by far the biggest professional wrestling event on the planet every year.

Here are the PPV results:

Nassau Coliseum:

– The Magnificent Muraco wrestled Paul Orndorff to a double count-out

– WWF Intercontinental Championship: Randy Savage (c) defeated George Steele

– Jake Roberts defeated George Wells

– Boxing match: Mr. T defeated Roddy Piper by DQ

Rosemont Horizon:

– WWF Women’s Championship: The Fabulous Moolah (c) defeated Velvet McIntyre

– Flag match: Corporal Kirchner defeated Nikolai Volkoff

– André the Giant won the WWF vs. NFL Battle Royal

– WWF Tag Team Championship: The British Bulldogs defeated The Dream Team (c)

Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena:

– Ricky Steamboat defeated Hercules Hernandez

– Adrian Adonis defeated Uncle Elmer

– Hoss Funk & Terry Funk defeated The Junkyard Dog & Tito Santana

– WWF World Heavyweight Championship: Steel Cage: Hulk Hogan (c) defeated King Kong Bundy

• Razor Ramon On What Advice Vince McMahon Used To Give To The WWF Superstars

During a recent interview with Yaz Jung, Old School WWF Legend ‘Razor Ramon’ Scott Hall revealed an advice Vince McMahon gave to the World Wrestling Federation Superstars back in the day.

According to Hall, the Boss told his wrestlers to ‘use their face’.

Here’s what the 2 time (2014 & 2020) WWE Hall of Famer had to say:

“Vince always told guys to use their face, that’s where the money is. You have to keep an eye on the camera.

So in my entrance, I’d usually go and look right to the hard-camera side.

You could see in the nWo days, I’d just look right at the camera and go, ‘I’m the s###!’.”