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#4. Ric Flair
Another rival that Randy Savage feuded with, in both WWF and WCW, was Ric Flair.
Savage and Flair’s “She was mine before she was yours” storyline involving Miss Elizabeth lead to the main event match at WrestleMania VIII. Savage would eventually take the WWF Championship from Flair at the event and their feud would continue throughout most of the year in 1992.
Savage eventually dropped the title back to Flair in September before recruiting Mr. Perfect to be his tag team partner at that year’s Survivor Series against Flair and Razor Ramon.
Randy Savage and Ric Flair would continue their rivalry in WCW
When Randy Savage signed with WCW in late 1994, Flair was waiting. The two men reignited their rivalry and were at odds with each other for most of 1995 and into early 1996.
Miss Elizabeth would again play a pivotal role in their storyline, only this time it was by doing the unthinkable and turning heel on Macho Man to join up with Flair and the Four Horsemen
There is no denying that a Savage/Flair feud usually meant money, no matter the promotion.
