A fact not heavily touted by TNA Wrestling is that the promotion featured the final match of "Macho Man" Randy Savage. After a legendary career in WWE and WCW, Savage last wrestled in 2000 on "WCW ...

This was supposed to lead to Hogan appearing on TNA's first-ever three-hour monthly pay-per-view, Victory Road 2004, but he had to pull out due to a number of injuries, leading "Macho Man" Randy ...

While the Macho Man wasn't ready to step away from the in-ring action on a full-time basis, McMahon seemingly wanted his career to go in a different direction. "They wanted me to do the commentary ...