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- Goodbye, Baltimore Sun; hello, WWE
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- Impact Wrestling: Am I crazy or did Sting suddenly become sane again?
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> From a shove to a shave
> Q&A with Amy Dumas
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> Four decades in the ring
> WWE champ is a triple threat
> Channeling a love for football into acting
> Revisiting a life spent on the ropes
> Show business has hold on Angle
> Orton taps bad side to raise upside
> Point of pride: Pro wrestlers raising troop morale in Iraq
> Q&A with Stacy Keibler
> Grim reality
> `Condemned' role has him in grip
> From a shove to a shave
> Q&A with Amy Dumas
> What about Stacy?
> Four decades in the ring
> WWE champ is a triple threat
> Channeling a love for football into acting
> Revisiting a life spent on the ropes
> Show business has hold on Angle
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You might as well be asking for what the second-favourite Randy Savage Wrestlemania match is because the first choice is all too obvious. A more interesting question would be to what was the most memorable Randy Savage feud? My vote would be for the one with Jake Robert.
Posted by: Anonymous | May 21, 2011 8:00 AM
Kevin.
How about a blog of favorite Macho quotes, he had many more great promo moments than " Oh yeah, and Diggit" i posted one of my favorites on your other blog page.
Henry
Posted by: Henry | May 21, 2011 1:45 PM
True dat about my favorite Savage WM match - as it's also my favorite 'Mania match period.
Can't decide about my favorite feud - Roberts was good, but 'Taker and Flair were also.
Posted by: Marko50 | May 21, 2011 2:57 PM
Macho Man is my favorite and even The Rock say that randy (Macho Man) was his childhood inspiration.it is so sad that he died in car accident.
Posted by: Samrocky60 | May 21, 2011 4:16 PM
I was there for WM IV at Trump Plaza in Atlantic City, New Jersey when I was 13 - my favorite guy at the time, Randy Savage, beat Ted DiBiase for the vacant WWF Championship. The Mega Powers (Savage and Hulk Hogan) celebrated in the ring afterwords. An awesome moment for a little kid who grew up loving wrestling. Thank you Randy - Oooooh yeeeaaaahhh!!
Posted by: Curtis | May 22, 2011 8:12 PM
I would say Wrestlemania X vs Crush. Very sad to see him go the same way as the (Buffalo) great Rick Martin.
Posted by: peter | May 24, 2011 9:11 AM
The Macho Man's best match ever was -
The Main Event II - February 3, 1989 - Bradley Center Milwaukee, Wisconsin
When Mega-Powers explode....Hulk & Macho vs the Twin Towers (Bossman / Slick) - this was the match that started all the Macho Madness ..and took things to a whole new level....many big spots in this one...Miss Elizabeth gets knocked down to the ground ..Hulk carries her back to the locker room...Macho gets pummeled by Boss Man & Akeem...Hulk returns and gets slapped in the face by Macho....beadlam ensues in the lockeroom as the Bradley Center was trashed.....this intensity lasted a loong time and was what everyone remembers....
his best Wrestlemania Match was against Ricky Steamboat ...# 3....
but the most frightening thing ever saw on regular tv ..was Macho being bitten by Jake the Snake's - cobra..while caught in the ropes.....the more we talk bout his career the more he's missed....
WWE hass got to put out another DVD..this time with interviews...& more classic matches
Posted by: Jam | May 24, 2011 6:35 PM