"The Macho Man" won a tournament at Wrestlemania IV, beating Ted DiBiase, with Hulk Hogan's assistance, to capture the WWE title.
1995 WCW World War 3 Winner.
Before entering wrestling, Randy was a baseball player and had stints as a catcher with several minor league systems.
Defeated Tito Santana at Boston Garden on February 8, 1986 to win the WWF Intercontinental Championship title.
Former spokesman for Slim Jim.
Former WWF Intercontinental Champion.
Had a real life on again off again friendship with Hulk Hogan.
He and Miss Elizabeth (Elizabeth Hulette) staged their wedding at Summerslam 1991, seven years after they already wed.
He graduated from Downers Grove North High School in 1971.
He is survived by his wife, Lynn Savage of Pinellas County, Florida; his brother, Lanny Poffo; and his mother, Judy Poffo; and his stepchildren, Devin and Noel. He was with Lynn for ten years before they married in May 2010.
He played four years in the St. Louis Cardinals and Cincinatti Reds baseball teams mainly as an outsider.
His famous finisher is the Flying Elbow from the top rope.
In 2004, attempted to convince Vince McMahon into allowing a match between Savage and Hulk Hogan at Wrestlemania 20. McMahon was not interested in the two wrestlers very personal rivalry. Savage has since stated that he would more than likely now retire from wrestling.
In February 1976, Savage and his brother Lanny Poffo captured the Gulf Coast Tag Team title.
In high school, he was a baseball star and was drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals in 1971.
In November 1994, Savage left the WWE and signed with WCW.
Is the third longest single reigning WWF Intercontinental Champion of all time. His first (and only) reign as champ lasted 13 months, 21 days.
Notable Title Win Include: Southeastern Tag Team titles w/Ole Anderson; ICW World title; WWF Intercontinental title; WWF Heavyweight title (2); WCW World title (4).
One of a handful of wrestlers to become the Heavyweight Champion in both the WWF and WCW. (WWF twice, WCW 4 times).
Played baseball for the Chicago White Sox and Cincinatti Reds' respective farm clubs