They trade rights until Piper thumbs the eyes. Whip to the ropes and Youngblood with a diving body press for two. Youngblood recovers first and covers for two. Piper with a delayed suplex, but he sells the impact himself, hitting his head on the canvas. The arm drops twice, but Youngblood has enough to get a foot on the ropes, forcing a break. Piper avoids a slam and counters with a sleeper. He plants Youngblood with a slam and drops the elbow for two. Piper with a thumb to the throat to cut off the comeback. Youngblood with a headbutt to loosen the grip and sends Piper face-first into the turnbuckle. He sends Youngblood into the corner and picks him up in a bear-hug. Whip to the ropes and Piper with a shoulder tackle, followed by a sunset flip for two. I'm just waiting for Piper to do something cheap, other than taking a powder outside of the ring. Youngblood counters a hammerlock with a drop toe hold and works the knee. Piper with a head-scissors, and we're back to a neutral position. Youngblood counters and takes Piper over with a headlock. They go to a knuckle-lock, with Piper in firm control (pun intended).
Piper with a waist-lock takedown, but Youngblood escapes from underneath and rides Piper around the canvas. Lockup to the ropes and they trade palm strikes across the chest. Piper stalls a little before getting in the ring. Based on commentary, Roddy Piper was involved in a feud with Wahoo McDaniel, enlisting the services of Abdullah the Butcher.
At least we're not getting the same old stuff that was recycled year after year like they were a decade ago.įrom the October 14th, 1981 episode of Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling. Once again, people assume "Unreleased" means "Dark Matches", and that would be incredible, but too much of something becomes boring. Following along the lines of the recent Randy Savage and Shawn Michaels DVD sets, here we go with another set dedicated to Roddy Piper, featuring matches and promos that were never released on DVD. Getting Rowdy: The Unreleased Matches of Roddy Piper (Disc 1) by Scrooge McSuck
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