> At a Glance
> – Josh Segarra told News Of Los Angeles he’d jump at the chance to portray Scott “Razor Ramon” Hall on-screen.
> – He’s already practicing wrestling moves at home with his three sons.
> – His new Fox comedy, Best Medicine, airs Tuesdays at 8 p.m. EST.
> – Why it matters: Fans get a peek at which late wrestling icon the actor most wants to embody-and why it’s personal.
Josh Segarra, fresh off Abbott Elementary and now starring in Fox’s Best Medicine, has one dream wrestling role locked in his sights: portraying the late, two-time WWE Hall of Famer Scott Hall.
The Dream Role
> Josh Segarra told Olivia M. Hartwell:
> > “If I ever had a chance and they would let me, let me take on Scott Hall. Let me take on Razor Ramon, Mucho Machismo. Let me wear the gold chains, and let me sit in that Cadillac.”
Hall, who died at 63 in 2022 after hip-surgery complications, helped launch the nWo faction alongside Hulk Hogan and Kevin Nash.
Home-Ring Practice
Segarra isn’t waiting for Hollywood to call-he’s already grappling with Gus (9), Hank (5), and Bo (2).
- The boys greet him with: “Daddy, can we wrestle downstairs?”
- He happily trades TV time for living-room suplexes.
Comedy Roots
Physical humor drives Segarra’s work; Best Medicine lets him tackle co-star Josh Charles in episode three.
> He credits childhood mimicry of Macho Man Randy Savage, plus idols Chris Farley and Jim Carrey, for his on-screen energy.
Key Takeaways
- Scott Hall is Segarra’s top pick for a biopic role.
- The actor channels wrestling nostalgia into Fox’s Best Medicine.
- New episodes stream next-day on Hulu.
For Segarra, each body-slam on set circles back to a 10-year-old kid practicing promos in his bedroom mirror.
