1992 under the monicker 'Todd Overbow'. His first match was in a dark match on January 27, 1992, at a Wrestling Challenge. Teaming with Khris Germany, they faced the Harris Twins in a tryout for the latter two wrestlers. Overbow appeared on American television for the first time in over a year when he faced Intercontinental Champion Roddy Piper on the February 15th edition of WWF Superstars. Later that month he faced Papa Shango on the February 23rd edition of Wrestling Challenge. He did not sign to a full-time contract, and these would be his only appearances that year. Still billed as Todd Overbow, Scarpa journeyed the following month to the Global Wrestling Federation. In his first match he was defeated by Steve Dane on March 20, 1992, on GWF TV. Overbow was winless during his brief time in the promotion. Wrestling once more as Vince Young, Scarpa made a return to World Championship Wrestling when he teamed with Al Jackson in an unsuccessful effort against The Barbarian and Dan Spivey in a match that aired on the August 22nd, 1992 edition of WCW Worldwide. Scarpa retired in 1993. His last match on record occurred on May 8 for the Mid-Eastern Wrestling Federation, teaming with Trent Young (no relation) in a loss to Joe Thunder and Johnny Blaze. Later years and death On April 3, 2012, his father died from complications from a fall. On February 25, 2016, Scarpa died at the age of 48. His cause of death is unknown. See also List of premature professional wrestling deaths References External links 1967 births 2016 deaths American male professional wrestlers American people of Italian descent 20th-century professional wrestlers