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Post by vonerichironclaw on Nov 18, 2005 10:30:21 GMT -5
Well i would love to see a randy savage dvd a good one like brets where randy is actually involved..in the warrior dvd someone ( i dont remeber who) said that both randy and warrior were so off the wall and that they worked together well ...Hulk Hogan said in the warrior dvd that Randy was very detaliled in his matches and wanted everything to be perfect and that randy made it easier on everyone....so i just really hope randy and vince can put there differences aside and they can make a good dvd... and NOT make one like the warriors altho i must say the warrior deserves every bashing he gets that jerk!
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Post by Ric Flair 4 Ever on Nov 20, 2005 0:49:16 GMT -5
ok...I feel like I should throw a couple of things in here too.Flair did'nt really blast Savage as a worker......as a matter of fact he claimed Savage was a good worker just not "great" because of the fact the Randy did ,for a while,like to script his matches out way in advance and not call them on the fly in the ring.Flair also said that Savage mainly got over because of the Liz/Randy relationship in WWF.I can actually see where Ric would have had a point there ,but I think Randy got over just fine in WCW without her.The point is Ric did not blast Randy and did say that he likes Randy personally,enjoyed working with him and admits that Randy was a draw.What Flair said about Hart was more of a "blast"........hell Flair even gave Foley props for being a draw.Hart was really the one that caught the brunt of Flairs nastiness in his book.Onto the matter directly at hand with Savage i actually do not believe there is any heat between McMahon and Randy.He did serve notice to McMahon in 94 (albeit short notice) and it was actually almost 2 full months before Randy showed up on WCW programming after he left WWF.So there was no leaving on bad terms there.Randy does ,however, have a reputation for being hard to work with backstage.As someone mentioned earlier that could have a lot to do with why he has not returned to WWE yet.But if you want the real bottom line here its very simple.....money.Savage has a pretty steep asking price.Now I am not saying he is'nt worth it,but Vince probably has no long term plans for Randy and thus doesent wanna pay him a sum of money that may not correspond favorably with what would most likely only be a few appearances.With all that said Macho Man will eventually be inducted into the hall of fame and i really dont believe we have seen the last of Randy Savage in a WWF/E ring yet.
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Post by Iceman on Nov 21, 2005 2:48:23 GMT -5
I'm hearing ya on the Macho Man DVD Miss Von Erich, that would be great.
Yeah, Macho was sure dedicated to Wrestling and wanted everything to come out perfect for his fans, great dedication for the sport, respect. That's how we got such a great Macho Man and Steamboat Feud.
Well I think Macho probably does ask for a lot. He was the highest paid in TNA while he was there. But Hogan and Savage are always a huge draw for the WWE and Vince would make his money even if Macho asks for a lot. Look at when Hogan came back recently, what a huge pop from the crowd. Macho could do the same. The fact is Macho is getting older though and time just keeps slipping when in my opinion he should of came back to the WWE when WCW went under.
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