They had better cooperate, their lives were in his hands lol. That was about as risky/awesome looking as it got, and shows why Scott was being considered as "the man" long before he ever got close to the status. He was so on point with his spots. Rick did stuff that looked risky imo and pretty much powered through physics of immediate dangers, but Scotty was just better at everything, and imo was a safe worker, maybe rough but a safe worker.
They were unbelievable, it's amazing they were a tag team, they operated like singles powerhouses, the aura of superiority and domination was off the charts. When you think about the powerhouses Hall and Nash were in terms of look, draw, control, the outsiders were basically too big to be a tag team as well. And that made their rivalry with the Steiners epic. I remember that being my introduction to the Steiners, I really began watching WCW right before NWO began. One thing that perplexed me was seeing Scott be this middling talent outside of the tag success, he seemed like the most visually impressive of anyone on roster, and his moveset, he just look like the real thing from the get go. Him and Benoit could have had the greatest rivalry. Watching the Steiners in Japan opened my eye how much more they ruled.
I disagree. It isn't even Steiners most badass move as far as i'm concerned.
Not from Steiner
If the wrong person was delivering it, I would say yes. BPP was Apex specimen
