Randy "Macho Man" Savage

Approval Rate: 73%

73%Approval ratio

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    pacefan23

    Fri Feb 01 2008

    heres how good savage was he looked good against anybody. He didn't have to no sell the other guys talent like a warrior or hogan i mean watch him with flair and tell me that hes at least not the no 2 best in ring worker of all time.

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    mjhmurphy

    Fri Jan 18 2008

    Savage was a great personality.  Inside the ring, he could have great matches if the right person was carrying him.

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    angryjed

    Fri Jan 18 2008

    had some good matches and was a great heel but at some point decided to go with the gay cowboy look - not so macho...

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    pearlring

    Sat Dec 16 2006

    I think he suffered from post-nasal drip.

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    lightfinger200_0

    Sat Dec 09 2006

    I like that he could wrestle the open style he did,he also had a likable gimmick(never really thought him as macho though).good skills I rate him a 3.75 but he would have been midcard material if not the need to push him against Hogan for lack of talent in the w.w.f. back then.His feud with Steamboat was memorable although Steamboat carried the matches.

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    rakook

    Wed Nov 08 2006

    One of the best villians ever. Weak as a good guy

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    daedalus

    Mon Jan 30 2006

    I can look back on my WWF fan years and laugh now and this man is a large reason for it. Savage was the very personification of intensity. I loved the way he would answer questions from interviewers. Always in third person, always wearing those first generation Oakley sunglasses and bandana, always with "the lovely Elizabeth" on his arm and always about one yell away from having a heart attack on television. He began every interview with, "Randy 'Macho Man' Savage, yeah"!

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    faa07a17

    Thu Dec 15 2005

    A legend for sure. More for the words than the wrestling but he was one of the titans of the Hogan era. Without question, when teamed with Big Boss Man in the first Wrestlemania video game (the arcade one, not home system)was the ultimate threat. The best was that wicked flying clothesline he could give when the opponent was nearly done, it even worked on Andre!! Tag off to the Boss Man, side slam by the ropes, big splash and the pin, have Savage deliver devastating flying knee to opponents partner as they try to rush in and break up the pin. Unsurpassed wrestling/video game fusion.

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    rjy22751

    Mon Dec 05 2005

    A great wrestler and future hall of famer!

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    dragonman

    Fri Oct 28 2005

    Snap into a Slim Jim, oooooh yeaaah!

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    urkevitz

    Sun Oct 23 2005

    Hardest working man in wrestling, I am surprised he hasn't made a comeback recently.

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    kattwoman

    Tue Aug 02 2005

    a legend with a in your face character. i liked him more in the old days than i did hogan

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    amaso_kid

    Mon May 16 2005

    To me, Savage is a legend who's overly worked character overshadowed his wrestling work. He would have been better appreciated if there was less fanfare thrown onto his character and instead was given more 'clean' matches to showcase his wrestling talent. Young wrestling fans would think he's this funny talking clown with a husky voice going 'oohs' and 'aahs', you have to watch his early day matches to really appreciated how good Randy Savage really is.

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    kingguiness

    Wed Apr 27 2005

    Savage was a great flamboyant personality but his style was way to choreographed and less spontaneous.

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    c_macb4a

    Tue Mar 01 2005

    His matches with The Ultimate Warrior and Hulk Hogan proved that he could have great matches against any opponent.

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    sfalconer

    Wed Dec 08 2004

    He could get a little annoying but a great flyer.

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    savage_fan

    Fri Sep 24 2004

    The Man..Short changed by always having to job for Hogan. Guts, he wrestled injured more than any wrestler. A true tough guy, with charisma and flair. Great matches with Warrior, Steamboat, Hogan, Flair, Jake Roberts, Dibiase and more. WCW wasn't really a mistake for him, due to the fact that the WWF at the time was more into gimmicks Duke the Dumpster Drosey, Repo Man and Doink the clown to name a few. Had a tired storyline however in WCW with the Liz/Flair thing. I agree he fought by himself alot. Not only a member of the NWO, but also a member of probably the baddest crew ever..The Wolfpack..Again, never got a chance to see him work within the group due to idiot storylines. Savage was always usedfor the moment than played out!..He lost to Roddy Piper even!

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    pelo4e28

    Thu Sep 16 2004

    An absolute legend... The interveiws especially... check out the one just prior to Jake the Snake match where he breaks down his flying elbow process for champagne value...cos when I get up on that turnbuckle yeah... and point to the sky! Absolute classic... Thanks for the smile Macho

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    jwcougar

    Sun Aug 08 2004

    The Macho Man always provoked an intense reaction. His mic skills were the best. You have to admire a man that is willing to burst a blood vessel just to talk to you. The costumes were great. Today, everybody wears the same boring garb. I cringe when I see Shawn the yawn Michaels attempt to steal Randy's awesome elbowdrop on Raw. Savage has done it all. Well. Macho is mad cool even today.

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    lemood

    Fri Jul 02 2004

    Where do i begin he made great matches.Always energetic, i feel he doesnt get the credit he deserves.His feud with Jake the snake should go down in history as the most heated feud ever. Wrestling nowadays lack good main eventers Savage was one of then.His WCW run was not as great as WWF but still you cant mention the greatest without putting Macho Man in the mix.Him and Miss Liz are icons and the ring success was best when they were together.

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    diamonddavid

    Thu May 20 2004

    Definitely one of the best workers and personalities to step in a WWF ring. Savage and Steamboat wrestled what was generally considered the greatest WWF match at the time at Wrestlemania 3. Savage became so popular that Vince had to turn him face, and he eventually defeated Dibiase at Wrestlemania 4 for the world title. Formed the MegaPowers with Hogan, but of course, Savage was jealous of Hogan's relationship with Liz and the partnership was disbanded. Soon lost the title to Hogan and feuded with him throughout 1989 in a hot feud. Savage carried Warrior to Warrior's greatest match at Wrestlemania 7 in a retirement match. Savage later unretired and defeated Flair for the title in a memorable angle where Flair claimed he dated Liz before Savage. Jumped to WCW and feuded again with Flair and Hogan. I must dock a point from Savage's score because of his pathetic 1999 run in WCW. In his late 40s, he used hair implants, bulked up via steroids, and was accompanied by women young eno... Read more

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    dmcd641a

    Thu Feb 12 2004

    Good interview and decent skills but nothing special. His later years in wrestling were a joke.

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    str8shooter

    Fri Feb 06 2004

    The constant heel/face flip-flopping in his later years and his irrational behavior outside of wrestling may have hurt his legacy. Arguably the most charismatic personality ever and one of the best in-ring workers that ever lived.

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    ty901c

    Thu Oct 23 2003

    Randy was alright...his character was great, but he is not a solid person. The way that he treated the WWF when it was declining was bush and his treatment of MISS E was poor. OK wrestler...OK gimmick...just OK

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    hammer

    Wed Sep 17 2003

    SAVAGE VS STEAMBOAT.....I SAY NO MORE

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    attitudeamit

    Sun Sep 14 2003

    HE WAS OK ,KINDA LIKE HOGANS SIDE KICK

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    laughforest

    Wed Sep 10 2003

    Great voice. It's true he took on too many heel/face turns. I always liked him best as a heel, for some reason. And I liked when he wore red briefs with strategically placed stars as opposed to all his fringewear, which really just dragged him down.

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    terry_chandler

    Fri Jul 18 2003

    OH YEAH! THE MAN

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    kman1582

    Thu Jul 17 2003

    Oooooh Yeah!

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    lakersuck

    Mon May 26 2003

    I like the Macho Man. I loved watching him do interviews with that voice of his! Snap into a Slim Jim!!

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    president_x_d

    Fri May 02 2003

    I just heard his former manager and ex-wife, the lovely Miss Elizabeth, died 5/2/03. This is a sad day for Macho Man fans. I hope you're doing OK brother. This sucks.

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    alexanderbermu_dez

    Sun Mar 09 2003

    Macho Man Randy Savage is the most powerfull and awesome legend in the world of wrestling. His feuds with mega players like Hulk Hogan, Ric Flair or The Ultimate Warrior and his hight flies from the top of the ring and his skils, valet and gimmick depart to him an especial monumentum in own memories. Thaks for the memories, Macho, and comeback soom.

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    nikkirogersksh_o

    Sun Feb 23 2003

    "OHH YEAH! He was as charismatic as they come. His only drawback is that he over prices himself, which is why we haven't seen much of him as of late"... a stolen quote the matcho man is a very skilled wrestler that needs to come bac and wrestle some top name oponents not a one man gang or honky garbage man .....WWE needs the real high flyer back and get rid of shawn the gay boy going bald

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    warrior3000

    Thu Feb 20 2003

    one of wrestlings greatest athletes..not great in WCW days but in WWF was one of the greatest ever...in ring he may have beent he best..and his promos were untouchable watch him at old wrestlemanias..he always had a promo because he was simply that good...this guy would rip the phone in the locker room and tell you to call somebody

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    catspawvp

    Wed Feb 19 2003

    One of the best workers around. If you dont think so watch Wrestle mania IV as he wrestles 4 matches in one night to become WWF Champion (wrestling "Natural" Butch Reed, Greg "The HAmmer" Valentine, The one man gang and Ted Dibiase).

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    rogue44a

    Wed Feb 19 2003

    One tough and crazy SOB! Never let brains get in his way.

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    allknowing

    Fri Feb 14 2003

    "randy i don't know he has it all but he's trying to be big which all them roids aren't helping...he needs to go bac to what he was good at maybe get in the WWE or TNA.." true true it's so true....snap into a slim jim a ring or something...instead of the steriod box or whatever..lol

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    gotti2003

    Tue Feb 11 2003

    dig this....brother...snap into a ring instead of a slim jim ..big fan..love him but he is selfish..

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    jaimemex79

    Tue Feb 11 2003

    randy i don't know he has it all but he's trying to be big which all them roids aren't helping...he needs to go bac to what he was good at maybe get in the WWE or TNA..something maybe i would change my review see what he gotz...the warrior crushed him in there match...thats why i say he drops when he faces bigger opponenets instead of using his skillz like he can..i would rate him a 4 but he's not here and his old matches don't say much..warrior had no wrestling skillz if he would have used his skillz he would won..or if he would had his contract saying hey i job for you then you job for me...

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    macholiz

    Sat Feb 08 2003

    1st let me tell you that the machoman is the best wrestler past, present, and futher. he is not like any other wrestler. he is the greatest at what he does and he dont take any crap from anyone. his flying elbow drop is the best and u hope to see him back really so, he does not get the credit he deserves.. i am machos biggest fan and he will always be the best..... oh yeah dig it

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    nukewidow

    Fri Dec 13 2002

    Great performer, performing high in the sky tactics. Though I must say, he and his persona are one in the same...I met him early in his career, when his father had a wrestling organization and wrestled with his brother Leaping Lanny Pofo. Very controversial, but, gives one hell of a show....

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    jimharter

    Mon Nov 25 2002

    OHH YEAH! He was as charismatic as they come. His only drawback is that he over prices himself, which is why we haven't seen much of him as of late.

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    tru2dagame

    Wed Oct 23 2002

    He was one of the wrestlers in the 80's who stole the show from the main event. I agree, with too many heel/face changes hurting his legacy a bit, but i guess thats what was part of the "macho man's" gimmick, you never knew what to expect from him except for a great match!

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    texxb0b2

    Fri Nov 23 2001

    Savage vs. Steamboat at Wrestlemania III is a universal pick in the locker rooms as one of the best matches in history. During WM5 he outworked Hogan to the point Hulk grasped his feet and begs him to slow down. That wasn't suppose to happen folks (if you hate Hogan watch that match for a belly laugh). His work in Smokey Mountain Wrestling was ***** all the way and unfortunately wasn't seen by many. The down side to Savage is that he forced more than one promoter to hire his less talented brother (Leapin' Lanny Poffo/The Genius) and became an unstable factor in the dressing room. Too many heel/face turns without a story to support them hurt his legacy but those years in his prime were awe inspiring.

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    popprincess

    Thu Oct 18 2001

    BADDDDD

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    jasten

    Wed May 23 2001

    His fued with the Ultimate Warrior was his best work, Wrestlemania 7 was awesome, but the gorgeous george period was laughable.

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    gamec8d4

    Fri Apr 13 2001

    What could somebody possibly find wrong with a gimmick like the macho man. What I would do to see a return for him to the WWF.

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    mjon609om

    Wed Oct 25 2000

    OHHHHH-YEAHHHHH!!!!!

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    ruby9916

    Wed Mar 22 2000

    Awesome! Who else remembers that great match against Honky Tonk Man in 1987 when the lovely Lady Elizabeth jumped in front of the swinging guitar of Honky Tonk Man. Macho Man got the last laugh of course! Oooh yeahhhh!