In 2015, the sport and entertainment world were devastated by one of sports’ world’s most famous legends, who passed away far too young. “Rowdy” Roddy Piper replica belts died from a heart attack at his age was 61. Roddy Piper was born Roderick George Toombs in Sacaton, Saskatchewan, Canada in 1954. Piper was a highly successful actor, whose “Piper’s Pit” interviews became as popular for his antics in and out of the wrestling ring. Piper was able to transform his career into a variety of areas of entertainment, including acting.

Roddy was in a variety of characters on screen as well as voiceovers in animated films. However, Roddy is perhaps best known for his role as John Nada in They Live. It is a John Carpenter science fiction classic has created a huge following. Never one championship belt to remain in one place for long periods of period of time, Roddy was initially on the offensive and later frequently transformed into the hero or type of good-guy. Roddy also played the comic role from 2014 onwards and gained an impressive amount of fame as a podcast host. Roddy was from Scottish origin and was extremely proud of that as is evident in his dress code on the Ring.

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