Before social media, wrestlers built mythology through stories told in locker rooms, bars, and late-night Waffle Houses. 🥞 One of the craziest stories ever told involves Randy Savage in a Nashville Waffle House during his territory days. Depending on who tells it, it started with a drunk cowboy causing problems inside the restaurant late at night. Words escalated, punches were thrown, police showed up, and somehow the situation became even more chaotic. Jim Cornette tells the story like Savage turned into a human tornado… fighting everybody in sight while refusing to go down. At one point, police allegedly released a K9 on Randy, leaving scars he supposedly showed off for years afterward like battle wounds. Bill Dundee’s perspective was that Randy lived at full intensity 24/7. Not just on TV, but in real life too. Once things escalated, there was no calming him down. That’s what makes old-school wrestling lore so fascinating. Every wrestler remembers the story differently, every ...