WZ’s Top Ten: WrestleMania WWE Title Matches

March 11, 2012

Number 4: WrestleMania VIII: Randy Savage vs. Ric Flair

In 1992, Flair and Savage were the best wrestlers in the world. Flair, considered number 1, signed with WWE and quickly became champion at the Royal Rumble. Savage was ready for a fight, so the main event at the Hoosier Dome in Indianapolis featured the two legends. The telling piece of this match was not the 18 minutes of magic from beginning to end or the chemistry both men had with one another, but it was the blood that was spilled on the mat from Flair. He poured out his blood, sweat, and tears with Savage in an instant classic. I was shocked when I realized this did not close the night, but Sid vs. Hogan did. Savage won the WWE Championship, and still continued to prove he was the best the WWE had to offer. A classic wrestling story inside the ropes, I will never take that for granted after watching this.

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