"This war waged on for many years, and like most legendary feuds, never came to an end. I'm proud to say my battles with Roddy Piper were the biggest money-making matches in the history of the Pacific Northwest."
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| "Rowdy Roddy Piper said it in his book, and I have always stated the same thing: this was the feud that MADE us. Roddy and I worked really well together, and were willing to go the extra mile, in the ring and out. We would often shoot on one another during interviews, to add a certain level of believability. There was nothing we wouldn't do in order to humiliate or steal the victory from the other person. The fans thought we really hated each other, which means we must have been doing something right!" "This war waged on for many years, and like most legendary feuds, never came to an end. I'm proud to say my battles with Roddy Piper were the biggest money-making matches in the history of the Pacific Northwest." |
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