Randy Savage Brian Adams interview

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The following are highlights from Xtreme Mayhem's interviews with Randy Savage and Bryan Adams! Listen to the interviews by clicking on one of the links below, or by visiting http://xtreme.themayhem.com/ which contains the current show plus archived shows! We also have a audio preview of Randy's upcoming CD!

 

 

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Randy Savage

 

- Savage plugged his new rap CD which you can buy on October 7th, and he is very excited about the launch of his new career. He talked about he was a fan of music all his life, and he said it was a fantasy to get up on stage and perform in front of people. He said basically he isn't taking himself real seriously and he admits that he isn't the greatest rapper in the world, but this gives him a chance to entertain his fans in a completely different way. The CD "Be A Man" contains 13 tracks including the title song where he "disses" Hulk Hogan. There is also a tribute song to the late Curt Hennig. He said there is an even a love song on the CD. He said that this project is all about the music and it's more than just a novelty.

 

- Savage talked about the history between him and Hogan. He said that about three years ago Hogan started a campaign over the media where he bashed him and his family for whatever reason. He said that him and Hogan were never friends, just guys that worked together. He said Hogan wasn't like The Rock or Undertaker where they shake everybody's hand in the dressing room. Hogan would stir things up and then entertain himself that way. He said Hogan would always talk in the third person and Savage would look around to see if somebody else was there. Two years ago, he got sick of the mudslinging so he challenged Hogan to charity match with the money going to the children's hospital in St. Petersburg, Florida. He gave Hogan two weeks, and Hogan came up with 1,001 reasons not to accept the challenge, including a statement saying that Savage was using it as a write-off. Savage ended up giving 10,000 to the kids and called it the "Hulk Hogan coward fund" and that way Hogan could use ! it as a write-off. Savage said that Hogan continued to bash him over the media since then, and then the opportunity came along for Savage to fire back through the music. He said this song boxes Hogan in, and he said that even a woman would fight. He said if Hogan doesn't accept the challenge after hearing the song, he will be branded a coward and a punk. He said that Hogan has disrespected others, but nobody else fired back because they were afraid they'd lose their jobs.

 

- Savage talked about how he would like to face Hogan at Wrestlemania XX, but he would only appear on the PPV if Hogan accepts the challenge. Jeff brought up comments by Jim Ross where JR said that he wasn't particularly interested in seeing Hogan vs. Savage. Savage responded by saying if there was enough interest, they would have to do it. He said last time he checked, JR isn't the WWE owner and Vince McMahon is the one who has the final say. He said he has seen JR squabble for his job before. He said that's it funny how JR acts like he owns the company, when he only has like one share.

 

- Savage talked about being at Wrestlemania III, and how the rush he got being in front of 93,000 people was something he couldn't explain. He said he has gotten a similar rush from doing two live rap concerts thus far with his crew The Rascals. He talked about the Hulk Hogan "haters" and how their girlfriends were rocking out to Randy's performance. He talked about how he managed Bryan Adams' boxing career, and now Adams is helping Randy with his rap career and Adams is now a bodyguard at the shows.

 

Bryan Adams

 

- Adams joked that he threatened Savage to give him a job, and now Savage is running him to death with all the appearances. He said that his back is in pretty bad shape and he recently had shoulder surgery which is why he hasn't been able to box. He said he was going to fight anyways, but ended up pulling out of a boxing match for political reasons. As far as wrestling goes, he has a few heirated discs and one chiped during a match in Japan with Goldberg and he went numb after the match.

 

- Adams said that Goldberg is stiff all-around, but he hurts himself more than anyone else. He talked about a time he wrestled Goldberg in WCW and how Goldberg got knocked into the ring post and knocked himself out. Adams joked that he could have pinned Goldberg, but made a mistake and put a hold on him instead. He said another time in a match with Scott Norton, Goldberg ran his head into the steel steps and he started bleeding all over. When they watched the playback, you could see a chunk of meat on the edge of the steps.