Still taking the opportunity to dive off the top of steel cages, former WCW competitor Crowbar says he doesn't feel 49 and is enjoying the ride for as long as it lasts.
Former WCW star Crowbar is still competing on the independent circuit in the Northeast. Most recently, he competed in a Steel Cage at a recent ISPW event. Crowbar stepped into the ring with Rick Recon and gave the bout an exclamation point by jumping off the top of a steel cage with a leg drop through his opponent, who was lying on a table.
Sharing this footage on social media, Crowbar tweeted that he's not sure how many steel cage matches he has left, but if this was his last one, he's had his fun, calling the bout a career favorite.
At 49, not sure how many cage matches are left- they’re few and far between. But if this was the last one I’m thrilled - I had an incredible time w/ @RickRecon1 , @davidlagreca1 , @RefPatSavino and my incredible wife @DinaFordRDN
— CROWBAR (@wcwcrowbar) April 15, 2023
Thanks to ALL and to @ISPWWrestling… pic.twitter.com/l9gsPnVFva
I just don’t “feel” 49….. https://t.co/yqAsRKsVvX
— CROWBAR (@wcwcrowbar) April 17, 2023
Tore it up with @RickRecon1 for @ISPWWrestling tonight in one of my favorite matches since my return.
— CROWBAR (@wcwcrowbar) April 15, 2023
week after week I’m Raising the Bar or how a 30+ year veteran is supposed to be able to perform.
- try to keep up fellas.
#IWC #wrestleCommunity pic.twitter.com/QxvqIizV7G
Crowbar recently discussed his present-day wrestling career in an interview with Sean Ross Sapp.
Fans can check out his comments at this link.
