Bret Hart Reaffirms He Refused Scott Hall’s Razor’s Edge Finisher

He cites a head-first landing risk from a backward fall with a much taller opponent.

Overview

Bret Hart restated in a new interview that he would not take Scott Hall’s Razor’s Edge and said his stance has not changed.
He explained that Hall’s height meant the move would send his head and upper back into the mat first during the backward drop.
Hart recalled Hall’s reassurance that he would “set you down,” yet he still declined because he judged the landing unsafe.
He framed the decision within his safety-first approach, noting he avoids bumps that could risk his neck or head.
The Razor’s Edge was Hall’s signature as Razor Ramon, with Hall a three-time Intercontinental Champion and a WWE Hall of Famer in 2014 and 2020 who died in March 2022.