How did Elizabeth the former manager of Macho man randy savage die 2 years ago?
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Here is the CORRECT answer. Elizabeth Hulette (Miss Elizabeth), former wife of wrestler Randy Savage, was found dead at the home she was sharing with her new boyfriend, wrestler Lex Luger (real name Lawrence Prohl). Luger was originally considered a suspect in her death but it was later ruled suicide due to a lethal combination of drugs and alcohol...the suicide was no doubt caused by "Luger", who had a nasty temper (due to steroid overuse) and was rumored to have been physically abusive to Elizabeth. Luger was jailed on a separate charge involving illegal drugs (steroids), but was released later. He is again gradually entering back into wrestling in TNA, but is still training to try to regain his legendary physique...hopefully without the juice this time. Hope this info helps.\n\nPS. What a shame, and a waste.
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Yes,he is married to his manager,the former Elizabeth Hatcher. They've been married since 1991.
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Mark Copani is no longer with WWE. It was a MUTUAL decision due to an incident where his manager Shawn Davari was treated as a "martyr" after being taken out by the Undertaker. This caused a BIG uproar and WWE took the character of Muhammad Hassan off the air. Mark Copani realized that his face is too recognizable to fans right now as the Arab character, (Mark himself is half arab/half italian). He spoke with Vince and they decided it was better that they parted ways, however they parted on GOOD terms and the door is open for a comeback. Maybe in a different gimmick.
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You are talking about Bruno Elrington. He fought out of Potsmouth and was a rule breaker. He was around in the early to mid 1970's. He was a big guy with a beard. I don't know what happened to him, but hope he is well...
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Hi: The Undertaker with the casket, urn etc. The Ultimate Warrior was ultimate but I believe he died.  Ken
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On the morning of November 13, 2005, Chavo Guerrero checked into a hotel with his uncle, Eddie Guerrero, in Minneapolis where they were both scheduled to be a part of a planned WWE RAW and SmackDown! "Supershow". After Eddie missed a wake-up call, security opened his hotel room and Chavo found his uncle unconscious. Chavo attempted CPR, but Eddie was declared dead on the scene. Vickie Guerrero, Eddie's wife, later announced that an autopsy ruled the cause of death to be massive heart failure. Although he had been sober for four years, his drug and alcohol problems took their toll on Guerrero, as did his time spent in the ring. Guerrero was the first active WWE superstar to die since Owen Hart in 1999. The company held tributes to Guerrero on both Raw and Smackdown.
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I remember it quite well.  There are quite a few accounts of it, but I believe the most valid story is as follows.  Because of the length, I'll give the very abridged version.\n\nBret did not want to do the job in Canada.  He told Vince he would drop the belt the next night on Raw.  This was just not acceptable in a time where wrestlers were leaving WWE and throwing belts in the trash on Nitro.  Vince even helped Bret to get a better deal in WCW, and felt that Bret should at least be professional and do the job.  At the time, Bret and Shawn didn't get along all that well, but this wasn't about that - it was about Canada.\n\nIt was normal for Vince, Shawn, and HHH to have phone calls.  Vince explained to Shawn that Bret just didn't want to do the job, and no matter how much they didn't like it, it was how it was going to have to be.   Hunter said that it wasn't right, and that Bret wasn't being professional.  Shawn said he would do anything he was told even if it meant pulling a swerve.  Vince said he would think about it, and that was that.  Later on, they agreed to pull the swerve, but Vince told Shawn that he didn't want Shawn to take any blame for it.  He told Shawn to deny everything.  \n\nThe day of the PPV, Shawn and Bret spoke about the match and how it would work.  It was Brets idea for Shawn to put him in the Sharp Shooter, and then Bret would reverse it.  The match was going to end in a DQ when the Harts and Dx would run out into the ring.  It should also be known that Bret apologized to Shawn about their disagreements in the past.\n\nShawn went back to Vince and told him about the Sharp Shooter reverse plan.  That was their chance to pull the swerve.  It was then and only then that Shawn went backstage, right before the PPV, and told Earl Hebner what was going to happen.  Earl confirmed it with Vince, and that was that.  In the entire company, you could only count on one hand the amount of people who knew prior to the actual screwjob what was going to happen.\n\nAs the match went on, Vince made his way towards the ring.  As directed, Shawn played dumb, and whispered to Bret "Why is Vince coming down?".  As Shawn was about to apply the sharp shooter, he screamed "Here we go!"  Vince yelled "ring the bell", earl rang it, and Shawn left quite angry... yet again, as directed by Vince.  Vince wanted to take all the heat.\n\nIn 97, I was 14 years old... for many years, I thought the whole thing was just terrible.  I thought it was a poor business move to pull on someone who gave so much to the industry.  Now that I look back on it though, I really do blame Bret.  Yeah, it wasn't the nice thing to do, but the professional thing to do was certainly not to refuse to lose a match.  A lot of people weren't pleased with Bret for it, and I guess he had it coming to him.  \n\nSo there it is, folks.  The story of the screwjob.
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Well, I know he had a real fallout with Hogan, he even threatened to beat him up if he saw him ( thsi is real life threats, not the ring antics ).\n\nWhen Hogan went to TNA, Savage was also employed, but Hogan didnt want to wrestle for TNA, only be a "creative" role. But obvioulsy, creative roles in wrestling, if your name is Hogan, wont sell seats, so they canned him 2 days after he was there. Macho Man walked out, or got fired from TNA around the same time. \n\nSince Hogan is not around the WWE currently, you may see Macho Man come back for next Wrestlemania...is he not in their hall of fame yet? That is usually when you see the old folks come back around.
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I am sad - he was a good Christian - who fought back against the evils of drug use and steroids - and no, he didn't die of drug use or steroids - and ministered regularly to his fellow wrestlers and fans about his faith... I cried - especially for his wife and his children - may they know God has him in His care.
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Edward George Farhat (June 7, 1924 – January 18, 2003) was a professional wrestler best known as The Sheik (or The Original Sheik to distinguish him from the wrestler the Iron Sheik of the 1980s). He was the owner and operator of Big Time Wrestling, one of the most successful promotions during the 1960s. He is also one of the originators of what would eventually become the Hardcore wrestling style. He is also the uncle of Sabu.
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Big Boss Man (Ray Traylor) died of a massive heart attack in his home in Paulding County, Georgia. He was 42 when he died.\nMay 2, 1962 - September 22, 2004\n\nCrash Holly (Michael John Lockwood) died of a overdoes on painkillers and alcohol. He was reportedly extremely depressed during the week leading up to his death, according to some reports, his estranged wife had just served him with divorce papers. He was 32 when he died.\nAugust 25, 1971 - November 6, 2003
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It had a big inpact on me too. I had the chance to meet him once at a gas station in Fresno, Ca after a house show. He was very nice and took pictures with me and my girlfriend then asked me if I would like a coffee. I said sure. We both went inside and he brought me a coffee and he said he was going to oakland for wwe raw. (this was when he was on raw before moving to smackdown) Very nice guy and down to earth. He will be missed!
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Eddie had a lot of drug and alcohol problems in his career in 2000 up until 2002.\nHe had just celebrated 4 years of being clean.\nHe died of a massive heart failure on November 13th 2005, caused by his veins, arteries and blood vessels not being able to take the pressure from his enlarged heart (as a result of previous steroid abuse).\nHe did NOT have it coming to him, as one answerer wrote. Eddie worked hard to get himself clean, and was a loving father and husband. HE CERTAINLY DID NOT DESERVE IT.
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WWE superstars that died in the past fifteen years...Geez, there is a list a mile long. Just to name a few right off top of my head......Eddie Guerrerro, Owen Hart, "Classie" Freddie Blassie, Lord Alfred Hayes, Andre the Giant, he might have been dead longer....Micheal Hegstrom aka Hawk from Road Warriors, Miss Elizabeth, Yokozuna, Earthquake, Koko B. Ware, The Junkyard Dog, Ultimate Warrior supposedly, but no one knows for sure..... though I not sure how long he was with WWE, Crash Holly, and I am sure i can think of more eventually but that is jsut what i remember off top of my head...To stand corrected by miss furrows....Rocco is still alive Johnny is the one who died. Kevin Von Erich is dead, though I wasnt sure about Earthquake, and King Kong bundy died a coupel fo years back
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I haven't seen anything on him.  But here is a list of Famous Wrestlers That Have Died Since 1985 Before the Age of 65\n\nhttp://prowrestling.about.com/od/whatsrealwhatsfake/a/wrestlersdeaths.htm
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On television, probably not. They do the old Randy Savage-Elizabeth bits where Randy would use Liz as a human shield. It works, so Edge & Lita are staying together.\n\nAs for their personal relationship, that never got off the ground. Edge reconciled with his wife.
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no\n\nRichard Vigneault (born March 18, 1956) is a Canadian former professional wrestler, best known for his appearances with the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) between 1980 and 1995 under the ring names Rick Martel and The Model.\n\nSherri Russell (born February 8, 1958 in New Orleans, Louisiana) is an American professional wrestler and valet, better known by her ring name, Sherri Martel