3 WWE Superstars who never changed managers and 3 who did

#3 Randy Savage (changed)

Soon after Randy "Macho Man" Savage made his way to WWE, he introduced Miss Elizabeth as his on-screen manager. The duo soon became one of the most beloved pairs in all of WWE, and the crowd was fully behind Savage when he bagged the WWE title in the main event of WrestleMania IV.

Savage soon began to have problems with his "Mega Powers" partner, Hulk Hogan, as he felt that Hogan was getting too close to Elizabeth. This led to a WWE title match between the two megastars at WrestleMania V, which Hogan won.

Savage switched his manager from Elizabeth to Sensational Sherri and turned into one of the most hated heels in WWE. The alliance lasted for well over two years, and ended when Sherri attacked Savage following his loss to The Ultimate Warrior at WrestleMania 7.

Elizabeth, who was sitting at ringside all this while, couldn't control her anger over what was happening and made the save to a huge pop. The couple reunited in one of the most heartwarming moments in WrestleMania history.

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