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* [[Take That]]: The song "Be A Man Hogan!" off of his rap album, which is pretty much all about his [[Real Life]] feud with [[Hulk Hogan]] and his refusal to face Savage in a real wrestling match.
* [[Underwear of Power]]
* [[Unperson]]: For years, Savage ''was'' treated like this by [[Vince McMahon]] and WWE, for reasons known only to Savage and McMahon. And, no, it's not because of a certain wrestling [[Urban Legends|Urban Legend]]<ref>(which allegedly involved a then-18-year old [[Stephanie McMahon]], and whether [[Memetic Molester|if it was rape or consensual]] [[Your Mileage May Vary|is up to debate]])</ref> that many fans (and even [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhVoh9fLJbk Dave Meltzer]) believes to this day. It more than likely had to do with Savage jumping to WCW. Thankfully, WWE has decided to recognize Savage's contributions to wrestling history as of late, with matches of his showing up on various DVD compilations as well as his own three-disc set, ''Macho Madness''.
** What's overlooked was that Savage was interviewed in the inaugural issue of ''WWE Smackdown Magazine'' (formerly [and currently] ''WWF/WWE Magazine''), released in 2003.
** Fortunately for Savage, it was not an attempt at character assassination like ''The Self-Destruction of the [[Ultimate Warrior]]''.
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