Professional wrestling legend Lex Luger who has been a two times WCW World Heavyweight Champion recently talked about his relationship with late great pro wrestling legend ‘The Macho Man’ Randy Savage. He also talked about how he renewed his love for professional wrestling.
Lex Luger started his professional wrestling career back in 1985. He wrestled two years in the NWA before going to the World Championship Wrestling. After having a successful five-year run in the WCW he joined in 1993.
Lex Luger On His Relationship With Randy Savage
It has been said so many times that Lex what’s the pic of Vince McMahon to be the next Hulk Hogan. He did not have a long career in WWE but in a short amount of time he left a mark. He even won the Royal Rumble match of 1994 along with WWE Hall of Famer “The Hitman” Bret Hart.
His run in the WWE did not work pretty well and he joined WCW again in 1995. He stayed in the WCW until the end of the promotion. He had a short time in the Total Nonstop Wrestling as well after that. Currently he is working in WWE on their wellness policy.
Lex Luger who has been a two times WCW World Heavyweight Champion recently spoke to Macho Mecca where he talked about his relationship with late great pro wrestling legend ‘The Macho Man’ Randy Savage. He also talked about how he renewed his love for professional wrestling. He said;
“Mach and I always had a great relationship. A lot of people don’t know that. We traveled down the road a lot. In spite of everything, including with Elizabeth, Mach and I always got along really, really well. I didn’t see any personality change with him but talk about a different look.
“I was like, ‘Mach, you look incredible.’ It might not have been the best for him wrestling-wise because he was carrying a lot of extra weight and none of us were spring chickens anymore at the time, but he looked incredible. Mach was always Mach, and did his personality change along with it? No.”
“For me, I love my life. I love what I’m doing. I love the Lord. I love you, Marcus [Buff Bagwell]. I love the fans and have a renewed love for wrestling. When I was in the midst of it, I was trying to make it through the travel and the training, but now, I’m a wrestling fan again. Wrestling fans are special, and they were with me through my good times and worst times. I would like to thank all the fans for that.”
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