News about Randy Savage

Billy Jack Haynes, a retired wrestler, has been charged with murder in Janette Becraft's deadly shooting at their Portland, Oregon home on February 8. Following his two-hour standoff with SWAT teams earlier this month, William Albert Haynes Jr., a 70-year-old boy, faces a second-degree murder charge and a count of unlawful use of a weapon. The 85-year-old Becraft shot to death as police searched the house. Haynes was admitted to a local hospital for 'a medical condition unrelated to the homicide or his contact with law enforcement,' according to investigators. According to Portland police, Haynes was released from the hospital and moved to the Multnomah County Detention Center on Wednesday. On Thursday, he is set to make his first court appearance. There has been no reason given for the suspected murder.

Despite not having never watched a single one of Hulk Hogan's fights, his new fiancée told DailyMail.com that she fell for the big-hearted wrestling legend. After being greeted at a friend's party, the besotted Hulkster, 69, showedered Florida mother-of-three Sky Daily with flowers, romantic dates, and FaceTime calls. It will be Hogan's third journey down the aisle, while his wrestling career - real name Terry Gene Bollea - defyoyed the likes of the Ultimate Warrior, 'Macho Man' Randy Savage, and the Undertaker. But accountant-turned-yoga instructor Sky, 45, tells DailyMail.com, she was barely aware of his place as the planet's most popular wrestler, 'To me, it's just Terry.'

Some Married At First Sight viewers are convinced that shy groom Josh White was subtly rebuking his wife Melissa Sheppard's obsession with sex and dating 'alpha males' by wearing a wrestling T-shirt on Wednesday's show. An image of Randy Savage, a legend of WWE's golden age in the 1980s, was included on Josh's purple T-shirt, whose in-ring persona was of a vibrant, hyped-up 'Macho Man.' Several viewers suspect Josh wore the T-shirt because this caricature of masculinity is what his nebulous wife wants from a husband.

Lanny Poffo, the retired wrestling legend, died on Thursday at the age of 68, according to Jim Duggan, a WWE legend. The cause of death is uncertain. On social media, Duggan wrote, 'I've been asked to let everyone know about the death of our friend and colleague Lanny Poffo, The Genius.' "Lanny,' a long time resident of the United States.' Randy Savage's younger brother, as well as the son of another wrestler, Angelo Poffo, got his start in the All-South Wrestling Alliance in the mid-1970s. The younger Poffo received his first break in 1985 with the WWE, then known as the WWF.