July 31, 201511 yr Author One of my favorite wrestlers when I was a kid watching him battle with Hogan and Jimmy Super Fly.
July 31, 201511 yr He was the first loose cannon. I thought the original Sheik, Ed Farhat, was. Edited July 31, 201511 yr by OlDog75 spelling
July 31, 201511 yr I loved Rowdy Roddy and was fortunate enough to see him in person. One of my all time favorites. Rest in peace Brother.
July 31, 201511 yr His color commentary was excellent. Still vividly remember him calling The Undertaker's first match at Survivor Series 1990. :lol2:
July 31, 201511 yr Author I thought the original Sheik, Ed Farhat, was. They had nothing to Pipers Pitt!
August 1, 201511 yr One of my Facebook Friends posted this: When I was 20 years old, I was a doorman at the Crossbow Taverne in the basement of the Drawbridge Inn. About 2:25 am one night a wrestler engaged me in a conversation and told me I should come to New York to try out for the WWF, now the WWE. I, being young and foolish, threw the number away. RIP Rowdy Roddy Piper, you were always my favorite.
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