The Macho Man was a wild character in and out of the ring, but there are several of his wrestling co-workers that he loved.

From Savage's first WrestleMania appearance, we move to what turned out to be his final one. Randy's last major feud in WWE began in late 1993 when his best friend Crush betrayed him and allied ...

Crush was a heel managed by Mr. Fuji, which was pretty awkward as an alliance, but they wanted to give Crush a push so they stuck Fuji with him. The mid 90s in WWE were a weird time, what can I say?

Much is to be speculated as to why Macho Man was now wrestling only part time against the likes of Doink and Crush etc, but it seems Randy was happy with the position Or so we think.

Thankfully for the Macho Man gimmick, Randy didn’t stick with the Daisy Dukes for long. 5) Savage dealt with another wrestler pulling a gun on him in the most badass way possible.

On episode 336 of The Art Of Wrestling, professional wrestling podcasting pioneer Colt Cabana spoke with Nora Benshoof, also known as WWE's Molly Holly, who… ...

Among Crush's backers backstage were Randy Savage and The Undertaker. JR discussed how Randy Savage was a big believer in Crush and helped him get opportunities: Savage was one of the ones that ...

Macho Man Randy Savage fit that description like a glove. ... Steele developed a crush on Elizabeth, which led to the feud and a match at WrestleMania 2.

Crush aka Brian Adams received a huge shot in a falls count anywhere match against Savage on the biggest stage. Unfortunately, Savage’s desire to help a young talent he loved didn’t work out ...

Crush, aka Brian Adams, received a huge shot in a falls count anywhere match against Savage on the biggest stage. Unfortunately, Savage’s desire to help a young talent he loved didn’t work out ...