If this was any other person being interviewed, we would all be talking about this guy being intense. Yet this is absolutely the calmest and relaxed I’ve ever seen Randy! Total legend!

@terrystyles5271

Жыл бұрын

Exactly what I was thinking!

@degenerate8228

Жыл бұрын

Not started the roids or maybe early stages.

@paulsansonetti7410

Жыл бұрын

Coke was likely too expensive this far back , and his salary way too small

@Houndini

Жыл бұрын

Appears he smoked up. To calm him down.

@tribeshift

Жыл бұрын

Speaking in the way he did for most of his career must have out such a stress on his heart. Combine that with cocaine and the insane demands of wrestling and it’s surprising he lived so long. 😔

He’s 29 here and I’m 37 now and I still feel like he’s older than me in this interview

@nobodyspecialfromkentucky

Жыл бұрын

back then 29 was 39 lol

@Ijustinsultedyou

Жыл бұрын

Don’t worry you look a lot older

@jamilsuriel4406

Жыл бұрын

Back when men had high testosterone

@davisbowe8668

Жыл бұрын

I swear, just about every wrestler from the 80's were born looking 45 lol.

@ajcf6gze38jvf

Жыл бұрын

Bro... I'm 38 and when he said he was 29 years old... I completely fell off of my seat.

Whenever Macho Man speaks, it's like he's doing everything in his power to keep from exploding.

@WaffleKrushaTTV

11 ай бұрын

This made me chuckle 😄

@thegiftedone

11 ай бұрын

What a legendary comment!

@spjm11

11 ай бұрын

Lol

@Internutt2023

5 ай бұрын

He's the master of giving the illusion of possibly exploding at any second, but never does, I don't think any other interview subject can do that anywhere as good. 1000% entertainment.

@rickcarmack5850

3 ай бұрын

the last comment was a year ago. happy to be here now.macho will live on forever.

I met him in 1999 at the LA convention center. I was 9 years old. He was a total gentleman. He was very polite and respectful. Shook my hand and my dad's hand. Took pictures with him and talked with him for about 10 minutes. It was a great memory

@bigdawg7718

Жыл бұрын

What did the convo entail? If you don’t mind me asking? Just curious what he said

@daldladla

11 ай бұрын

This is a great story. I miss Macho. Truly the GOAT for pro wrestling for me.

@simplysubliminal2943

8 ай бұрын

I have a memory very similar to that but it isn't Savage, it's RVD.

@deadbrothers8348

3 ай бұрын

I was lucky to meet macho as well.. I met him right around the time he left Wwf… I’ll never forget how his voice sounded and how fn cool he looked in his black and gold macho man outfit … this was at a local sports store in Kingston New York I was 9 years old

For every wrestling fan, THIS is pure gold. I've never seen Randy like this before.

@Zeitgeistmusic997

Жыл бұрын

He was embracing his baseball ⚾ background more

@frankphillips7436

Жыл бұрын

He keeps dropping into promo mode. Entertaining as hell!

@Ironwind1972

Жыл бұрын

You mean not on cocaine?

@douglaschitwood1342

Жыл бұрын

Good Stuff

@keithpatrick156

Жыл бұрын

​@@Ironwind1972 No, no, no...he was just on Slim Jims

A Macho Man Film could change the world. His life story is riveting.

@bingbong3643

Жыл бұрын

I pay to see Jay Lethal play him. 😂

@ArthurCallahan389

Жыл бұрын

I think a Macho Man movie would do really well, if they did it justice. I wish they’d make one.

@scroopynooperz9051

Жыл бұрын

In a parallel universe, Macho Man Randy Savage never blew out his throwing arm going pro, ended up in the MLB hall of fame and maintained an inter-universal balance of awesomeness. Ooh Yeahh the Macho Man saved us from a temporal paradox spacetime implosion - thanks champ 😂

@TheKitchenerLeslie

Жыл бұрын

Dan Soder could play him.

@FutureCatman

11 ай бұрын

Christopher Meloni to play him.

I love how he made no excuses for his baseball career. What an extraordinary character of a man.

@Internutt2023

5 ай бұрын

It's funny that he mentions the White Sox were the last team to cut him and drive him into full time wrestling, but it's sad in a way they at least didn't have him play any minor league games, he was cut just during early training. He only really had a ML record with the Cards and Tampa because of that.

I am always amazed at how good was the Macho Man in front of the microphone. Natural speaker, huge personality.

@hemidart7

Жыл бұрын

Just like Piper

@justinnmai8903

Жыл бұрын

We lost macho man to early I woulda loved to see and old n grey Macho man running around

@IDidMyBest

Жыл бұрын

He always knew the assignment and what he needed to do

@tomward9140

Жыл бұрын

Im.65.andjust.started.watchin.old.interviews.of.macho.and.gene.okerland.so.funny.this.dude.gets.me.wound.up.just.listening.to.him.talk.when.randy.was.on.arsenio.hall.show.he.was.funny.from.begining.to.the.end

@davidrichardson5192

Жыл бұрын

I always understood that. Marge Scott. Owner of reds refused to have a macho man day. Any take on this

I still have burn scars from when the mega powers exploded.

@ryanjohnson3749

Ай бұрын

My mind it’s still boogling

The world is such a smaller place without having him alive and well. RIP Macho.

@DavidClark-vu3dw

Жыл бұрын

It's still 24,000 miles around.

@user-KrackerJack

Жыл бұрын

​@@DavidClark-vu3dw lol

@Jamessmart1254

9 ай бұрын

I miss the macho man randy savage 🔥🔥🔥

Macho was better on the mic then anyone in WWE today. He was legit, low key crazy and could go full psycho when he wanted

God he's so magnetic. You click the thumbnail just wanting to see a young Macho and end up watching the entire clip because he's so god damn entertaining

@D4CR33P3R

Жыл бұрын

Truth!

@BoricuaGuerrero401

Жыл бұрын

He's the greatest

As a lifelong Macho fan, this is great! Never saw him this young.

@W7Mike5150

Жыл бұрын

I kinda want Machos shirt...

@mikemcculley3912

Жыл бұрын

Me too. I've never seen him this calm.

@scottbinns318

Жыл бұрын

Never seen him so calm.

@moseskongi4746

Жыл бұрын

Why is he speaking in this fake voice? Sounds different from what I'm used to hearing

@theninthheart4736

Жыл бұрын

@@moseskongi4746 he’s speaking the same as always, with the harsh western Chicago suburbs accent

I like the fact he made no excuses for not making it to the big show in MLB. Most athletes egos are so great that they'll make any excuse or blame others for their failures. Randy showed in the interview he was a man of character when explaining his departure from the game, even detailing his disappointment and anger when it was the end of the road for him, which did not paint him in the best light, but it was honest.

@jayizzett

4 ай бұрын

Amen

My test levels go up just watching videos of Randy Savage. Lord only knows how many times he shattered women’s’ pelvises.

@yellowblanka6058

3 ай бұрын

I don't think that's exactly an appealing prospect for women (or anybody for that matter)...people need to stop watching so much porn.

@deadbrothers8348

3 ай бұрын

@@yellowblanka6058 you ain’t around the right women lol

Macho Man Randy Savage was everything Hulk Hogan wasn't and everything he was and then some. He was a better wrestler, better promo guy, a better entrance song, Elizabeth was awesome and just a better human being. It's a shame that Hulk Hogan stopped Macho's title pushes so many times it's sick. But Randy still got over. He's definitely one of the greatest wrestlers of all time. RIP Macho Man Randy Savage and Miss Elizabeth.

@screamingeagle7704

Жыл бұрын

Both made it interesting with their back and forth friendship and fued.

@KelticTim

Жыл бұрын

Randy held Randy back more than Hogan did.

@ranker2020

Жыл бұрын

No you're definitely not right on that one. Hulk Hogan was always there to steal Macho Man's thunder. No matter if it was the WWE or WCW. Hogan was notorious for back stage politics. He killed so many other wrestlers pushes it's not even funny. That's a fact.

@KelticTim

Жыл бұрын

@@ranker2020 I think you meant to reply to me, if you did I’ll just say this, you’re not wrong. Those are facts, Hogan did kill many pushes. That said, Randy’s psychotic behavior backstage and on the road, not to mention his size, kept Randy from being able to politic back at Hogan. If he was bigger, didn’t try to stab ppl in waffle houses, not to mention the rumors about Steph, he could’ve pushed back against Hogans bullshit.

@ranker2020

Жыл бұрын

@@KelticTim yes that's true. But my point is Hogan stalled several pushes that Randy Savage should've been champion. So that hurt his legacy besides all the happy hoopla outside of the ring. But to be quite honest with you Stephanie McMahon was so hot back then I don't blame him for asking her out. She was over 18 so it wasn't against the law or anything like that. And his size being an issue he was before his time. High flying acrobatics wasn't popular until the Shawn Michaels/Bret Heart era. So as far as I'm concerned he's one of the greatest of all time and sorely underrated.

Kudos to the person who preserved this video. This is truly a treasure!

I never knew that my birthday was the same day as Macho Man’s! He was exactly 25 years older than me! Cool!

Randy is 29 years old here. For most people, that’s already past their athletic prime, but Randy was just getting started.

@cggg5089

Жыл бұрын

I’m 40 and I still cannot rock a beard like that

@lagunacorona

Жыл бұрын

Roids will extend your athletic prime.....

@Houndini

Жыл бұрын

Randy very entertaining. I never could tell If he try to be funny or it was just accidentally. He got go down in history as 1 most paranoid person in his area if not on the planet. But this video is a gem. Glad they put it up on KZread.

@saxonsteve

Жыл бұрын

Honestly, his persona here makes him appear at least 10/ 15 years older. In my opinion. He certainly had his own personality. And quite a career. Rest In Peace, Macho Man.

@nothingtoseehear5012

Жыл бұрын

Well, for wrestling 'athletic prime' might be close to 50. For real sports, which Randy was part of on a professional level, your prime means you lose a step you're done, and that usually happens to people as they get closer to 30. Those you are smart and lucky enough to treat their bodies well or escape injury might push it closer to 40. So Randy was definitely near or past his prime here.

Macho man lived his persona through and through. You can hear it in his voice, same mannerisms, and intensity is all there.

@theninthheart4736

Жыл бұрын

Uhhh the harsh, heavy, cringe west Chicago suburban accent...?

@michaelward944

Жыл бұрын

He's timid here

@westernsellers9148

Жыл бұрын

Transgender people tend over do or over act the gender they become

@imalwayslast3170

Жыл бұрын

I mean if you think about it, Mark Callaway came out and said he had to live the character and that's why he had so much success. Now, instead of being the Undertaker all the time...he can just be Mark and talk about things. If you are always in character you start to become it. Now I have very little doubt that Ric Flair was exactly the person he portrayed lol.

@theninthheart4736

Жыл бұрын

@@imalwayslast3170 flair is a jealous, miserable, saggy clown that no one ever liked

Ive never seen Macho laughing and smiling like that, pure awesomeness.

I met Macho Man in a strip club in Hartford, Connecticut in June 1996 after a WCW event at the Hartford Civic Center. I had just walked in when to my right, I heard a shot glass slam the bar & that unmistakable voice say "ooooooh yeah, gimmie another one!" Looked over & there he was by himself. I went over, put my hand out & said 'Macho Man! Nice to meet you.' He damn near crushed every bone in my hand with the hand shake & said "you too, little man, you too." The Nasty Boys & Hacksaw Jim Duggan were also there that night.

@JukeHighwalker

Жыл бұрын

That's awesome!

When I was a kid I used to root for Hulk. When I became a man I rooted for Team Macho Man Randy Savage. The man, the style, the LEGEND!

The most normal we'd ever get to see him

What I love about Randy the most is how he never missed an opportunity to bring other wrestlers up instead of verbally burying them. He would always validate the persons abilities before really going in on them xD

@DRC-of2ci

Жыл бұрын

I think its bc he was a promoter's son, and he had an understanding of pushing the talent over with the fans.

This is a much calmer Randy Savage interview than most, but look at his eyes. The intensity in them never lessens at any moment.

@christopherkaiser6504

Жыл бұрын

Lol that’s called drugs… less intense then the peak macho but still loving life… whatever way you cut it, after watching overall highlights, promos, personality wise Randall was the best to do it!!!

5:28 is the most true statement uttered by any person, anywhere at any time. The cream of the crop. Rest In Power, Randy. Thank you for being the greatest.

He's so quick on his feet answering questions

Savage! You are LOVED 🔥

There was a lot of "once in a century" people in the 20th. Randy was absolutely one of them.

When people talk about wrestlers that can talk this is something else. He was a talker in the greatest sense, he was just a natural. He had charisma and he was a smart guy. He wasn't playing a part, he was just Macho Man.

@scroopynooperz9051

Жыл бұрын

He was charismatic, entertaining and determined. No wonder he achieved success - he would keep going until he cracked it, in whatever field lol

I remember watching Randy job to Ric Flair back in Mid-Atlantic before he made it big. He used to wear these daisy duke jean shorts into the ring. Shortly after that his career took off, and this was probably around that time. The Crocketts dropped the ball on that one!

This is wonderful ♥️👍 Have never seen him sit down and just be himself on camera. This is a precious interview. He certainly was a legend..He played with my team, the Reds♥️👍 Back in 1997 my co-worker/friend and I were at a conference in Charleston WV & WWE stars were staying at same hotel. I wasn't wrestling fan but my kids and husband were so I knew who Randy and Ric Flair and Hulk Hogan was. We saw Randy, Ric and many other stars in the lobby, the mall, just hanging out with each other. When we were checking out there's Randy standing right next to me. Thought I'd die. The girl at the desk asked him if she should call him Mr. Macho or Mr Savage. He smiled and said, "Randy will be fine". Then he gave my friend and me a nice smile and we saw those lovely blue eyes. He was speaking softly and very down to earth. I was speechless.There was a little boy about 10 standing off to the side with his dad just looking at Randy with such awesome. You could tell he was nervous. Randy looks over and smiles at the boy and motions for him to come over. He talked to him and signed whatever he had. I so wish now I would have asked for his autograph but I was too shy. There were no cell phone cameras back then. The night before we had been waiting for an elevator and he and a couple other wrestlers were waiting for the one headed to the penthouse suites. A couple of women came over to them and made it clear they wanted to party. The other two wrestlers ignored them but Randy said "no Miss Elizabeth wouldn't like that" and got in the elevator. I liked that. Even though at the time they were already divorced sadly. I would have liked to seen her in person cause she was gorgeous on TV and I liked them together. Can't believe they're both gone. 💔 I love this interview. This is the Randy we saw in person all those years ago.

Back when people who were 29 looked 40.

@willshad

Жыл бұрын

Nowadays it's even worse, every young guy has this type of beard and a lot are half gray.

@themacocko6311

Жыл бұрын

It's just the beard.

@popeantichrist8847

Жыл бұрын

They had much higher Testosterone levels back then.

@antpoo

Жыл бұрын

He doesn’t have a single grey hair, I’m 43 and more grey than colour.

@jameshlightseyiii5930

Жыл бұрын

​@@antpoothe grey hairs weren't about that life because that knew Savage was a Scorpio.

This the calmest I’ve ever seen him and I’ve followed his career ever since I was a kid . Usually he has the “ intensity level “ dialed up to 100 .

@Junkay2

Жыл бұрын

“Calm” being a relative term…for him! But he was still intense in comparison to the average person.

Randy was no dummy.He knew what he was and what it took to be a professional wrestler.And he was smart.

5:29 this man's personal vision was so powerful that he made it a reality. Almost like predicting the future.

I had the opportunity of meeting Randy at a Shoney’s Restaurant near Philadelphia. He was such a cordial, down to earth gentleman.

Randy says he was goin to be the best of all time and made his dreams happen. Cream of the crop

This is INCREDIBLE. What a bit of history!!! Randy down to earth and as a younger man before he got enveloped in his character...the baseball talk and assessments of other wrestlers ( Pez Whatley, Ox Baker, Thunderbolt Patterson!) is incredible. What a fun guy to listen to!!!! Imagine how cool it would have been to sit and listen to him tell stories! Macho Man bridged three generations of the "modern eras" of wrestling...but wait! He grew up listening to his dad, so that's like 5 or 6 generations of wrestling he was exposed and lived through...? What an amazing individual! RIP Macho Man!!! YOU ARE MISSED BY AN ENTIRE GENERATION OF WRESTLING FANS!!!

@davids.816

Жыл бұрын

El Duce?!?

@MarioLT4

Жыл бұрын

Yes the baseball info was great. I'm from St. Louis. His middle name was Mario

This is such an important piece of wrestling history. A rarely vulnerable version of Randy, yet all the wit and intensity are still there. Much more physically imposing man than he sometimes seemed when squaring up with giants. And all the way throughout, he is 100% protecting the business.

Much respect after hearing Randy tell it like it is with regards to his MiLB career.

This is gold. Randy had the intensity and the affectations with his hands from the beginning. Clearly a complex personality outside of his character. He was brilliant.

Damn it’s like he’s speaking his career into existence. This is krazy!!!

I watched this whole thing.. and it felt like ten minutes because Randy's so freaking mesmerizing. This was when pro wrestling was pro wrestling.

Despite anyone's views on pro wrestling, this man will always be an example of a true Champion. Long live the Macho Man,

Holy shit at 29 he's telling stories like he's 58 years old. Wow.

Randy was one hell of a baseball player. Almost got to the big show.

20:00 “I’m glad he put the quarter in the right slot” Macho was Fuckin hilarious

Total legend

Randy Savage was legitimately a performance artist.

13:07 He gives a peak into the Macho character he was about to launch on the Universe. Speaking Truth from his Heart and Soul to Power. Legend.

@Lost_n_Found_1

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, then at 19:43 he tells a man in earnest to kill himself, lol.

@adamdesanti6713

2 ай бұрын

You're right! He starts cutting a promo right there, going from Randy Poffo to Randy Savage: ".... when I do this THING man, that I'm gonna do!"

Randy Savage is a mood. I often feel the urge to snap into a slim jim. Oh yeah.

Caller: how much of wrestling is real? MachoManRandySavage: ALL OF IT!! 🤣🤣🤣 the realest ever!

Happy one year anniversary to the posting of this magnificent find.

I am relieved that I am not the only one interested in something like this in 2022. Others might wonder why one would be interested to this extent in this person's biography.

This is possibly the most amazing find on KZread. Thank you so much for putting this up! Just incredible...

@jamesoshea494

Жыл бұрын

Totally agree. Thinking about this, Randy was the best technical wrestler ever. His match with Steamboat at WM 3 was the best match of all time.

This guy knows how to put on a show. The stunts are real and not easy even if the actual wrestling is scripted. Entertainment is the key and Randy found his true calling. Baseballs loss was a gain for wrestling.

Macho Man never left the ICW, he just kept accepting challenges. 😆

Bruh! He was always the same! I would love to see how he was as a kid. Imagine an 8 year old with this energy. LOL. One of the absolute GOATs

The greatest of all time..Top to bottom nobody did it better..

What a character. Legend. Funny thing is i hated him back in the day. Now i am older i see the light.

This is definitely by far the most chill you'll ever see Randy. And the whole story he said is 100% true. And once Randy got into the WWE and he was into wrestling big time. Randy became the "Macho Man" full time and you'd never get an interview like this out of him. This interview is very rare and very intimate and great as well.

I absolutely love The macho Man Randy Savage my number 1 favorite wrestler of all time he is way above Hogan and Flair as the icon of wrestling.

Still had that showmanship and charisma

The interviewer telling Randy “Its nothing but a show, fake” holy shit. That old man is so calm an Brave in his ignorance 😂Randy wanted to tear him apart

“I never hit the target, I always hit the ball over the target” 😂

I am not sure why people make the mistake of thinking "staged" is "fake". These people are highly paid stunt men and it takes much training and physical stamina to do what they do.

@greyman003

7 ай бұрын

The falls and impact are real. The punches, kicks etc don't connect at full strength. What stress they put on their bodies is real and they get seriously injured.

@mountbara

7 ай бұрын

@@greyman003 exactly. Highly paid stunt men, they are doing what it appears they are doing. Hardly faked.

Randy was a great promo! I live outside of the US and I teach college kids to take a standardized test to get into universities and grad schools. They are asked to respond and react to opinion based questions. Basically, I coach them on cutting a promo. I will show some clips from this interview to selected students.

@BigBadJerryRogers

Жыл бұрын

You coach them on cutting promos, I love that! That's some real world education for them. They have to have the mic skills to get the title shot in life. Wrestling is life!

@siltstrider6812

Жыл бұрын

OOOH YEEAAH!! Dig it!!!

It's great to hear his more natural voice. He looks like your typical alcoholic. This is looking especially decade specific.

by far the most calm I've ever seen Macho Man Randy Savage

100 percent real. Loved that answer. What a great interview. Calmest I've ever seen macho man talk

Long Live, "The Madness"!

It was cool how Randy made sure the kid knew the guy wasn’t hurt too bad just wrestling somewhere else. And didn’t expose the business

He isn't the MM Randy Savage quite yet, he's still Randy Poffo in this interview, RIP

Wow, he always had that voice.

This is a gem! Never saw this before but already he was the stuff of legend in pro baseball and pro wrestling

@michaelhauser6440

Жыл бұрын

How was he a legend in baseball? He was minor league

@rubbersoul420

Жыл бұрын

@@michaelhauser6440 Yeah, let's not get carried away now, the guy is great but c'mon

@theninthheart4736

Жыл бұрын

He was a baseball legend in downers grove

I heard and saw the whole interview didnt get bored

The opening shot of his back looked HUGE

Him dismissing the 300 pounder was priceless

The caller asking about Ox sounded a lot like Elizabeth.

@PHILIPMICHAELTERAN1111

Жыл бұрын

Yeah your right, did you notice the sassyness in her voice when she asked Randy "would you wrestle me?" as if She was trting to break him. Right away Macho Man goes off on somewhat of a promo for a match.

@thefrase7884

Жыл бұрын

Which one was Elizabeth?

@PHILIPMICHAELTERAN1111

Жыл бұрын

@@thefrase7884 At the time-mark of 7 minutes and 40 seconds in the video, a Female caller asks about Ox Baker.

@TheLedonne3

Жыл бұрын

Elizabeth used to work at a television station that broadcast the IWC program, which is how they met. If its not her on the phone, she's possibly the woman in the studio Macho keeps referring to getting to know better.

@modev4163

Жыл бұрын

For real 😂

What an incredible fighter he was in every sense, charisma, microphone, wrestling ability, one of my childhood idols.

Macho Man is a total vibe 24/7

What a great rare find this is, thanks for posting the whole thing. It's wild to see a younger version of what he became later when he could do extended interviews like this perfectly. But already here he was great and entertaining with improv answers and that intensity and living the persona is clear.

@brandonsistare8689

Жыл бұрын

Amazing to see it. Macho man is and was the best kindest most sincere person

@Poffomaniac

Жыл бұрын

Cool this Mid 1982 from April or so.

@BigBadJerryRogers

Жыл бұрын

@@brandonsistare8689 Yeah but I also definitely love the parts where the callers wanted come and fight him 😆 Savage was clearly ready to have to fight to defend his reputation as a wrestler, just part of the job.

@brandonsistare8689

Жыл бұрын

@@BigBadJerryRogers oh yeah for sure, this is also great because it was before the wwf This is a pretty new Savage back. And the callers got the real Macho man. Great time back then, I always have and always will loon up to Mr Savage

@PittheadX

Жыл бұрын

@@Poffomaniac But he was talking about Escape from New York movie about Ox Baker

This is pretty damn neat seeing him talk out of character. Thanks for posting!

@gillies9

Жыл бұрын

Like many fans I was curious what Randy really sounded like when he was not doing his Macho Man routine. I saw an interview with Lanny saying once he became the Macho Man he fully dove into the character, voice and all. With this video we can hear some of the real Randy Poffo with a little bit of what was to become the huge MM character.

@philliplandry4139

Жыл бұрын

From what I witnessed, before his run in Memphis, he didn't really fully get into the Macho man mode yet, he was just Randy Poffo as " Macho Man Savage." It's just when he left his father promotion to Memphis where he fully developed the intensity and finally became known as the Macho man Randy Savage as we know later in his career.

@ericjackson7632

Жыл бұрын

@@gillies9 Yup, the voice sounds the same to me, just way toned down, talking like a normal person. When he gets a lil amped or puts any emotion into what he's saying, you hear the Macho Man that most of us came to know. This is a really cool upload.

@princeekeson12

Жыл бұрын

I think his character is just an exaggerated version of his real personality. If you watch his hand gestures and listen to his voice you can hear and see the seeds of his persona.

@sirreal2047

Жыл бұрын

He is not out of character. His character is at the beginning stages here.

You gotta love the Macho Man. RIP to one of the best wrestlers ever

Just talking he was more entertaining than 99% of current wrestlers

He was my favorite pro wrestler of all time. He made you feel so many different kinds of emotions. I cherish the memories I have as a child, watching wrestling and being absolutely spellbound by the Macho Man. I had the hat and sunglasses and everything! 😂

Still had that voice, even back then.

I remember this era, seeing him, his bro Laney and his dad (the miser) in the early 80s

Arguably the greatest wrestler of all time

What a fantastic piece of professional wrestling history! I have the utmost respect for Randy, and his dedication and brilliance really shine in this interview.

Fantastic never seen this randy

This is a rare jewel of a find. To see Macho Man before he became MACHO MAN!!! OOOOOOOOO YEAH!!! RIP 🙏🏿❤️

I f'n loved Randy Savage as a kid....and Sting! And the Ultimate Warrior. And the Road Warriors!...and Rick Flair!...okay, I'll shutup.

I feel privileged to have heard this interview, Randy Savage what a class act.

Allot of people were all about Hulk but I was always a Macho Man fan. I liked his energy in the ring

I second the comment the guy said we need a mancho man movie. He is possibly the most entertaining pro wrestler in history and has a crazy, interesting story. Rip to the legend mancho man randy savage!

Macho man's calm voice is so cool.

ICW was my gateway into pro wrestling. I started watching when I was 8 years old, and here in 2022, I'm still watching it. Even then, you could see that Savage was, talent and persona wise, head and shoulders over everybody else. Absolute legend.