The man wrestled coked out of his mind and never missed a beat, RIP true legend:
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Randy “Macho Man” Savage Dies in Car Accident
- Thread starter Ace Boobtoucher
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meesterperfect
Hiliary 2020
really tragic, a car accident because of a heart attack.
terrible,
terrible,
Mr. Daystar
In a bell tower, watching you through cross hairs.
He was one of the great ones. His brother wrestled in the WWF too, Leaping Lanny Poffo. It sucks he checked out like this...but I'm glad it wasn't another pain killer/muscle relaxer overdose. To many of these guys beat themselves up, then eat that crap like candy, and end up overdosing.
RIP Macho Man:crying:
Will E Worm
Conspiracy...
I can't believe all the people who want him to rip. Just let him rest in peace...
Anyway, I already commented at both the WWE and TNA threads, but he's worthy of repeating.
I have said for a long time that, behind the flashy image (which itself was a new and unique concept for a wrestler) he was one of the best, one of the most important, and one of the most professional performers in professional wrestling. Savage was one of the all-time best at selling his opponents moves as well as his own. He always made his opponents look so much better with his help. He understood the right way to do the matches (something lacking today). Detail was very important to him and he demanded it from his opponents as much as from himself.
I still believe that if not for Macho man, Hulkamania wouldn't had grown the way it did (and thereby the WWF wouldn't had grown to the popularity that it did, putting pro wrestling on the map). Their alliance as the "Mega Powers" and then their feud were some of the best of the golden age of WWF. So was his feud with Ric Flair, and earlier with Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat which would lead to their match at Wrestlemania 3, still hailed as one of the best matches ever.
For WWE/WWF, WCW and TNA, he entertained so much for all of them.
Randy Poffo (his real name) went to the same high school as me - but about 25 years earlier. He held the state championships in high school wrestling as well. I think he still holds some kind of record there. He also was on their baseball and football teams. His brother Lanny Poffo (who also wrestled in WWF as The Genius) also went there.
I had a somewhat cheesy (but also cool) image in my head of the late Miss Elizabeth, his former manager/wife, holding open the golden ropes for him up there (if there's an 'up there').
Rest in peace Macho Man.
Anyway, I already commented at both the WWE and TNA threads, but he's worthy of repeating.
I have said for a long time that, behind the flashy image (which itself was a new and unique concept for a wrestler) he was one of the best, one of the most important, and one of the most professional performers in professional wrestling. Savage was one of the all-time best at selling his opponents moves as well as his own. He always made his opponents look so much better with his help. He understood the right way to do the matches (something lacking today). Detail was very important to him and he demanded it from his opponents as much as from himself.
I still believe that if not for Macho man, Hulkamania wouldn't had grown the way it did (and thereby the WWF wouldn't had grown to the popularity that it did, putting pro wrestling on the map). Their alliance as the "Mega Powers" and then their feud were some of the best of the golden age of WWF. So was his feud with Ric Flair, and earlier with Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat which would lead to their match at Wrestlemania 3, still hailed as one of the best matches ever.
For WWE/WWF, WCW and TNA, he entertained so much for all of them.
Randy Poffo (his real name) went to the same high school as me - but about 25 years earlier. He held the state championships in high school wrestling as well. I think he still holds some kind of record there. He also was on their baseball and football teams. His brother Lanny Poffo (who also wrestled in WWF as The Genius) also went there.
I had a somewhat cheesy (but also cool) image in my head of the late Miss Elizabeth, his former manager/wife, holding open the golden ropes for him up there (if there's an 'up there').
Rest in peace Macho Man.
John_8581
FreeOnes Lifetime Member
Thank you Moonchild and Ulysses and all the other guys for commenting here. Randy Savage was one of the true innovators of the WWF.
I remember his ringside marriage to the lovely Elizabeth. :lovecoupl
Randy along with Hulk Hogan, "Rowdy" Roddy Piper, "Mr. Wonderful" Paul Orndorff, Jake "the Snake" Roberts, Jessie "the Body" Ventura, Ted "the Million Dollar Man" Dibiase, Roy "the Honky Tonk Man" Farris, and along with the managers Bobby "the Brain" Heehan, Jimmy "the Mouth of the South" Hart, and "Mr." Fuji, and lasty, announcer Gene Okerland. Vince McMahon's crew.
It made for an enjoyable Saturday afternoon.
I remember his ringside marriage to the lovely Elizabeth. :lovecoupl
Randy along with Hulk Hogan, "Rowdy" Roddy Piper, "Mr. Wonderful" Paul Orndorff, Jake "the Snake" Roberts, Jessie "the Body" Ventura, Ted "the Million Dollar Man" Dibiase, Roy "the Honky Tonk Man" Farris, and along with the managers Bobby "the Brain" Heehan, Jimmy "the Mouth of the South" Hart, and "Mr." Fuji, and lasty, announcer Gene Okerland. Vince McMahon's crew.
It made for an enjoyable Saturday afternoon.
that's too bad he was one of my favorites as a kid, there's some major nostalgia thinking about him 'feuding' with jake the snake and ric flair...well...r.i.p. randy savage
Ooooh Yeeeeaaah! The Macho Madness Never Dies!!! His Legend will live Forever :bowdown: Thanx Randy for all the memories :weeping:
