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* HeroicBuild: Both Randy and Hulk were ''absolutely ripped'', and the Mega Powers were always the good guys.
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* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Hogan and Savage were both a little strange, to say the least. Them "[[ChewingTheScenery feeling the power]]" by holding hands is probably the ''least'' strange thing about the Mega-Powers.
* TheHeart: Miss Elizabeth is the one who kept Hogan and Savage's EnemyMine alliance together, with her injury at the hands of Akeem and Big Bossman being the catalyst for the Mega-Powers breaking up.
* HeroicBuild: Both Randy and Hulk were ''absolutely ripped'', and the Mega Powers were always the goodguys. guys in the WWF.
* TheHeart: Miss Elizabeth is the one who kept Hogan and Savage's EnemyMine alliance together, with her injury at the hands of Akeem and Big Bossman being the catalyst for the Mega-Powers breaking up.
* HeroicBuild: Both Randy and Hulk were ''absolutely ripped'', and the Mega Powers were always the good
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* OnlySaneWoman: Miss Elizabeth was the sanest and most grounded in reality member of the Mega-Powers, which isn't really hard when compared to the two [[LargeHam hammy]] tough guys she was managing.
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* HeroicBuild: Both Randy and Hulk were ''absolutely ripped'', and the Mega Powers were always the good guys.
* ManlyFacialHair: Both men had impressive facial hair, and they were the two most masculine men in the WWF.
* ManlyFacialHair: Both men had impressive facial hair, and they were the two most masculine men in the WWF.
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Hogan and Savage's love/hate relationship extended to real life, with Savage blaming Hogan and his ex-wife Linda for Elizabeth divorcing him in 1992. From that point on, they would alternate between being friendly with each other to almost coming to blows, with Savage challenging Hogan to a real-life fight on his 2003 rap album ''Be a Man'' (which never happened). Upon Savage's death of a heart attack in May of 2011, Hogan claims that he had made peace with Randy not long before his passing. Despite their ups and downs, the two are no doubt pioneers of the wrestling business and whether they were allies or enemies, they always had crowds lined up to see them interact.
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Hogan and Savage's love/hate relationship extended to real life, with Savage blaming Hogan and his ex-wife Linda for Elizabeth divorcing him in 1992. From that point on, they would alternate between being friendly with each other to almost coming to blows, with Savage challenging Hogan to a real-life fight for charity in order to settle their differences. The fight never happened, but was referenced by Savage on his 2003 rap album ''Be a Man'' (which never happened).(on the title track in fact). Upon Savage's death of a heart attack in May of 2011, Hogan claims that he had made peace with Randy not long before his passing. Despite their ups and downs, the two are no doubt pioneers of the wrestling business and whether they were allies or enemies, they always had crowds lined up to see them interact.
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-> '''Wrestling/HulkHogan''': "With the Madness and the Mania as one guiding force, we could go ahead and take the whole WWF!"
-->-- ''Saturday Night's Main Event'', October 3, 1987
-->-- ''Saturday Night's Main Event'', October 3, 1987
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-> '''Wrestling/HulkHogan''': "With ''"With the Madness and the Mania as one guiding force, we could go ahead and take the whole WWF!"
WWF!"''
-->-- '''Wrestling/HulkHogan''', ''Saturday Night's Main Event'', October 3, 1987
-->-- '''Wrestling/HulkHogan''', ''Saturday Night's Main Event'', October 3, 1987
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The team first formed in 1987. Savage was in the middle of a HeelFaceTurn and a bitter feud against then-Intercontinental Champion The Wrestling/HonkyTonkMan. A feud which saw Savage and his manager Wrestling/MissElizabeth suffer many beatings from Honky and his allies. During one such assault by Honky and the Hart Foundation, Miss Elizabeth went to the locker room and brought out Hogan to aid Savage. The two shook hands afterwards and the Mega Powers' formation was official.
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The team first formed in 1987. Savage was in the middle of a HeelFaceTurn and a bitter feud against then-Intercontinental Champion The Wrestling/HonkyTonkMan. A feud which saw Savage and his manager manager/love interest Wrestling/MissElizabeth suffer many beatings from Honky and his allies. During one such assault by Honky and the Hart Foundation, Miss Elizabeth went to the locker room and brought out Hogan to aid Savage. The two shook hands afterwards and the Mega Powers' formation was official.
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* BlondeBrunetteAndRedhead: Hogan was the blond, Savage the brunette and Elizabeth the redhead (though it was more reddish-brown).
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* BlondeBrunetteAndRedhead: BeautyBrainsAndBrawn: Miss Elizabeth was the beauty, Savage was the brains (the skilled technician and CombatPragmatist) and Hogan was the brawn (UnskilledButStrong).
* BlondeBrunetteRedhead: Hogan was the blond, Savage the brunette and Elizabeth the redhead (though it was more reddish-brown). When Liz briefly rejoined Hogan and Savage in 1996, she had gone blonde.
* BlondeBrunetteRedhead: Hogan was the blond, Savage the brunette and Elizabeth the redhead (though it was more reddish-brown). When Liz briefly rejoined Hogan and Savage in 1996, she had gone blonde.
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* RedOniBlueOni: Hogan and Savage were ''both'' red onis, which is why they couldn't team together for long. Miss Elizabeth was a non-action blue who held the team together.
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* BlondeBrunetteAndRedhead: Hogan was the blond, Savage the brunette and Elizabeth the redhead (though it was more reddish-brown).
* RedOniBlueOni: Hogan and Savage were ''both'' red onis, which is why they couldn't team together for long. Miss Elizabeth was a non-action blue who held the teamtogether.together.
* VitriolicBestBuds: Both in Kayfabe and in RealLife, Hogan and Savage's relationship was very much love-hate.
* RedOniBlueOni: Hogan and Savage were ''both'' red onis, which is why they couldn't team together for long. Miss Elizabeth was a non-action blue who held the team
* VitriolicBestBuds: Both in Kayfabe and in RealLife, Hogan and Savage's relationship was very much love-hate.
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The Mega Powers would reform in 1994, when both Hogan and Savage went to Wrestling/{{WCW}}. They were briefly referred to as the "Monster Maniacs", but would later return to the original name. Hogan and Savage would spend the next couple years feuding with the Wrestling/DungeonOfDoom and the Wrestling/FourHorsemen, all culminating in the infamous "Doomsday Cage" match at ''Uncensored 1996'' were Hogan and Savage defeated eight men from both stables by themselves.
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The Mega Powers would reform in 1994, when both Hogan and Savage went to Wrestling/{{WCW}}. They were briefly referred to as the "Monster Maniacs", but would later return to the original name. Hogan and Savage would spend the next couple years feuding with the Wrestling/DungeonOfDoom and the Wrestling/FourHorsemen, Wrestling/TheFourHorsemen, all culminating in the infamous "Doomsday Cage" match at ''Uncensored 1996'' were Hogan and Savage defeated eight men from both stables by themselves.
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-> '''Wrestling/HulkHogan''': "With the Madness and the Mania as one guiding force, we could go ahead and take the whole WWF!"
-->-- ''Saturday Night's Main Event'', October 3, 1987
The Mega Powers were a ProfessionalWrestling tag team consisting of the [[Wrestling/{{WWE}} WWF]]'s top two superstars and legendary {{frene|my tropes}}mies Wrestling/HulkHogan and "Macho Man" Wrestling/RandySavage.
The team first formed in 1987. Savage was in the middle of a HeelFaceTurn and a bitter feud against then-Intercontinental Champion The Wrestling/HonkyTonkMan. A feud which saw Savage and his manager Wrestling/MissElizabeth suffer many beatings from Honky and his allies. During one such assault by Honky and the Hart Foundation, Miss Elizabeth went to the locker room and brought out Hogan to aid Savage. The two shook hands afterwards and the Mega Powers' formation was official.
The crowning moment for the tag team was at ''Wrestling/WrestleMania IV'', when Hogan came out to help Savage defeat Wrestling/TedDiBiase to become the new WWF World Heavyweight Champion. The duo would continue teaming together until early 1989 when Savage, who accused Hogan of lusting after Elizabeth, attacked Hogan in February and turned heel again. The two would face off at ''[=WrestleMania=] V'', with Hogan defeating Savage for the title. Savage and Hogan would continue feuding for the rest of 1989, having one last bout on ''The Main Event'' in February of 1990, where Hogan again defeated Savage.
The Mega Powers would reform in 1994, when both Hogan and Savage went to Wrestling/{{WCW}}. They were briefly referred to as the "Monster Maniacs", but would later return to the original name. Hogan and Savage would spend the next couple years feuding with the Wrestling/DungeonOfDoom and the Wrestling/FourHorsemen, all culminating in the infamous "Doomsday Cage" match at ''Uncensored 1996'' were Hogan and Savage defeated eight men from both stables by themselves.
The Mega Powers would break up a second time on July 7, 1996, when Hogan shocked the world by leg-dropping a battered Savage and joining forces with Wrestling/ScottHall and Wrestling/KevinNash to form the Wrestling/NewWorldOrder. Savage and Hogan would feud again, having their payoff at ''Halloween Havoc 1996'' with Hogan and the [=nWo=] getting the upper hand. Savage would disappear from television until early 1997, where he shockingly joined the [=nWo=] himself. Hogan and Savage would occasionally team together as part of the [=nWo=], again feuding with each other in 1998 when Savage had defected from the [=nWo=] along with Nash and Wrestling/{{Konnan}} to form the [=nWo=] Wolfpac. They crossed paths again in 1999, where Savage dropped his world championship to Hogan in July.
In 2000, both men joined the "Millionaire's Club" faction, but they would never team together again as both left WCW that same year.
Hogan and Savage's love/hate relationship extended to real life, with Savage blaming Hogan and his ex-wife Linda for Elizabeth divorcing him in 1992. From that point on, they would alternate between being friendly with each other to almost coming to blows, with Savage challenging Hogan to a real-life fight on his 2003 rap album ''Be a Man'' (which never happened). Upon Savage's death of a heart attack in May of 2011, Hogan claims that he had made peace with Randy not long before his passing. Despite their ups and downs, the two are no doubt pioneers of the wrestling business and whether they were allies or enemies, they always had crowds lined up to see them interact.
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!!Mega-Tropes
* RedOniBlueOni: Hogan and Savage were ''both'' red onis, which is why they couldn't team together for long. Miss Elizabeth was a non-action blue who held the team together.
-> '''Wrestling/HulkHogan''': "With the Madness and the Mania as one guiding force, we could go ahead and take the whole WWF!"
-->-- ''Saturday Night's Main Event'', October 3, 1987
The Mega Powers were a ProfessionalWrestling tag team consisting of the [[Wrestling/{{WWE}} WWF]]'s top two superstars and legendary {{frene|my tropes}}mies Wrestling/HulkHogan and "Macho Man" Wrestling/RandySavage.
The team first formed in 1987. Savage was in the middle of a HeelFaceTurn and a bitter feud against then-Intercontinental Champion The Wrestling/HonkyTonkMan. A feud which saw Savage and his manager Wrestling/MissElizabeth suffer many beatings from Honky and his allies. During one such assault by Honky and the Hart Foundation, Miss Elizabeth went to the locker room and brought out Hogan to aid Savage. The two shook hands afterwards and the Mega Powers' formation was official.
The crowning moment for the tag team was at ''Wrestling/WrestleMania IV'', when Hogan came out to help Savage defeat Wrestling/TedDiBiase to become the new WWF World Heavyweight Champion. The duo would continue teaming together until early 1989 when Savage, who accused Hogan of lusting after Elizabeth, attacked Hogan in February and turned heel again. The two would face off at ''[=WrestleMania=] V'', with Hogan defeating Savage for the title. Savage and Hogan would continue feuding for the rest of 1989, having one last bout on ''The Main Event'' in February of 1990, where Hogan again defeated Savage.
The Mega Powers would reform in 1994, when both Hogan and Savage went to Wrestling/{{WCW}}. They were briefly referred to as the "Monster Maniacs", but would later return to the original name. Hogan and Savage would spend the next couple years feuding with the Wrestling/DungeonOfDoom and the Wrestling/FourHorsemen, all culminating in the infamous "Doomsday Cage" match at ''Uncensored 1996'' were Hogan and Savage defeated eight men from both stables by themselves.
The Mega Powers would break up a second time on July 7, 1996, when Hogan shocked the world by leg-dropping a battered Savage and joining forces with Wrestling/ScottHall and Wrestling/KevinNash to form the Wrestling/NewWorldOrder. Savage and Hogan would feud again, having their payoff at ''Halloween Havoc 1996'' with Hogan and the [=nWo=] getting the upper hand. Savage would disappear from television until early 1997, where he shockingly joined the [=nWo=] himself. Hogan and Savage would occasionally team together as part of the [=nWo=], again feuding with each other in 1998 when Savage had defected from the [=nWo=] along with Nash and Wrestling/{{Konnan}} to form the [=nWo=] Wolfpac. They crossed paths again in 1999, where Savage dropped his world championship to Hogan in July.
In 2000, both men joined the "Millionaire's Club" faction, but they would never team together again as both left WCW that same year.
Hogan and Savage's love/hate relationship extended to real life, with Savage blaming Hogan and his ex-wife Linda for Elizabeth divorcing him in 1992. From that point on, they would alternate between being friendly with each other to almost coming to blows, with Savage challenging Hogan to a real-life fight on his 2003 rap album ''Be a Man'' (which never happened). Upon Savage's death of a heart attack in May of 2011, Hogan claims that he had made peace with Randy not long before his passing. Despite their ups and downs, the two are no doubt pioneers of the wrestling business and whether they were allies or enemies, they always had crowds lined up to see them interact.
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* RedOniBlueOni: Hogan and Savage were ''both'' red onis, which is why they couldn't team together for long. Miss Elizabeth was a non-action blue who held the team together.
