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The rivalry between "Macho Man" Randy Savage and Hulk Hogan is one of the most iconic storylines in professional wrestling history. It peaked during the late 1980s and early 1990s in the WWF (now WWE). Initially, Savage and Hogan were allies, teaming up as part of the Mega Powers, which led to significant success, including winning tag team titles. However, tensions began to rise as Savage grew increasingly jealous of Hogan's spotlight and popularity, especially after Hogan's friendship with Savage's then-manager, Miss Elizabeth.
The rivalry intensified when Savage turned on Hogan during a match at WrestleMania IV, igniting a fierce feud. Their conflicts culminated in several high-profile matches, including a memorable showdown at WrestleMania V, where Hogan defeated Savage to win the WWF Championship. The personal animosity between the two was palpable, with each man embodying contrasting personas: Hogan as the heroic face and Savage as the flamboyant, unpredictable villain.
Their rivalry not only captivated fans but also helped elevate the popularity of professional wrestling during that era, solidifying both men as legends in the industry. The Macho Man and Hulk Hogan's feud remains a defining chapter in wrestling history, characterized by dramatic storytelling and unforgettable moments.