This has ended up being a surprisingly potent feud. For a 12-minute match between a shuckin'-and-jivin' black midcard babyface and one half of a generic masked heel tag team, this feels pretty epic. Parsons beats the hell out of Super D when he's in control. Great moment where Super D rams Parsons' head into the turnbuckle, but Parsons has an invincible head now, so he just turns his head gives him this "you've gotta be fuckin' kidding me" look and BLASTS him with a knife-edge chop. Super D lays into Parsons too when he takes over, and he brings all of usual entertaining stooging and big bumps. This has a screwy finish, but it's actually kinda clever. The Super D's have switched places at crucial moments in previous matches in order to win. This time, their identical appearance costs them. Super Destroyer #1 gets knocked to the outside, and #2 comes over to help him, but when Parsons gets over there, he ends up pulling #2 into the ring accidentally and quickly rolls him up for the win. Feels like a solid nomination to me.

Iceman King Parsons vs. Super Destroyer 1

 

This was another good bout with both men paired up against each other. The bout was solid and told a good story. I didn't get the epic feel to it though. A good solid bout that does deserve to be seen, but I'm going to pass on it as a nomination, but wouldn't be opossed to seeing it on the set.

Iceman King Parsons vs. Super Destroyer (Scott Irwin) (12/26/83)

 

This was good stuff as this was the match they needed to do a while back getting all the action in from the previous one in one fall. Iceman brought the pain and Super D came back with punishment of his own along with bumping like a madman for Iceman's moves. Of course we got the switch but this time Iceman was the smarter one and got the inside cradle on #2 to get the win. I really liked this one a lot as it paid off the previous singles matches with Iceman getting the dupe. This definitely moves forward.