Do you want to know who some of the best wrestlers are, the wrestlers that know the father

time is creeping up on them, ready to kick their ass, and they say, ah, I can smell you

in the vicinity, and I'm going to make some changes.

I mean, let's face it, when you are a human being, it's so easy to get lost within your

own head, but who has always been ahead of a curve, well, I'm going to tell you right

now.

And what culture please do, hit that subscribe button, and this is 10 wrestlers who change

their finishes, and they realise they were just too old.

Number 10, Scottsdiner.

I mean, of course, and you ever seen what Scottsdiner used to do to win matches, he would throw

somebody into the ropes, he would jump up into the hair like he was some sort of a car,

and he would do a Frankenstein or a hurricane ride or whatever the hell you want to call

it, which he should not be able to do, because the man was an absolute monster.

Finally, he was doing this for years as well, and he could continue to out when he did get

to TNA, but eventually realised, well, there's no point risking it anymore, so why don't

I just shift it over to the top rope?

But you've got to be as safe as you can when it does come to professional wrestling, and

of course, if he did do it over there, it would allow him to get the pike that he needed

without spiking anybody's head right into the net.

Scottsdiner was also north of 40 at the time he started doing this, and I understand

that he did it in the prime of his career too, but he absolutely switched to it 100% from

this moment.

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