The greatest pound for pound fighter in the world is about to step into a different ring. Last night on WWF RAW, Floyd Mayweather accepted the challenge of “The Big Show” Paul Wight for a match that will most likely occur at Wrestlemania 24.

The storyline for the match began at Sunday night’s WWE Pay Per View, No Way Out, when The Big Show attacked WWE Superstar Rey Mysterio Jr.

Mayweather, a Mysterio fan, was in the audience and decided he had seen enough and confronted the Big Show. The Big Show shoved Mayweather, who responded with a series of stiff shots (read: closed fist punches) to the wrestler’s face, giving him a bloody nose. Read more

“Oh Yeaa!â€? Whether he was dropping the big elbow on Hulk Hogan, hoisting the lovely Miss Elizabeth (God rest her soul) upon his shoulder, or beating Robin Leech at croquet, one man defined manliness in the eighties and nineties and that was Randy “ the Macho Manâ€? Savage.

“Macho Manâ€? Randy Savage joined World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) in 1985. His style was a combination of power moves, scientific wrestling, and aerial tactics that allowed him to believably compete with stars like Andre the Giant, “Million Dollar Manâ€? Ted Dibiase, Hulk Hogan, and Ric Flair, just to name a few. This style got its greatest exposure in 1987 at Wrestlemania III when his match with Ricky “The Dragonâ€? Steamboat received a standing ovation and stole the show from the main event: Hulk Hogan vs. Andre the Giant. Many wrestlers cite this match as inspiration for them to get into the business and though he lost the match, he won over the fans. Read more