"Macho Man" Randy Savage will appear on WWE All-Stars

"Macho Man" Randy Savage will appear on WWE® All-Stars™, which will be the first WWE sponsored video game including the "Macho Man" since his departure from the company in 1993. The video game will be released on March 29, 2011.

Source: www.wweallstars.com, www.ign.com
Video and Image: © 2011, IGN Entertainment, Inc., © 2011 World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc., © 2011 THQ Inc

TNA Wrestling's Mr. Anderson (Video)

On January 9, 2011, Mr. Anderson became the

11th TNA World Heavyweight Champion.

Below is his first in-ring promo after winning the belt.

Source: TNAWrestling.com
Video: © 2011 TNA Entertainment, LLC.

The Baltimore Sun's Top 50 Wrestling Stars

The Baltimore Sun's Kevin Eck has written a list of the Top 50 wrestling stars on his blog, Ring Posts. While the list can be debated, it seems to be more comprehensive compared to WWE's list officially released in December for their DVD, Top 50 Superstars of All Time.

The Baltimore Sun's Top 50 Wrestling Stars are as follows:

1. Hulk Hogan – The biggest star in the history of the industry and an iconic figure in pop culture, the 12-time world champion’s name has become synonymous with pro wrestling.
2. Lou Thesz
3. Bruno Sammartino
4. Ric Flair – The words “world champion” and “Ric Flair” have been synonymous ever since he won the first of his 16 world titles in 1981. “The Nature Boy” is perhaps the industry’s most complete performer when it comes to combining showmanship, microphone skills and in-ring ability. Flair, who still mixes it up in the ring on occasion, has wrestled in five decades.
5. Andre the Giant – Billed at 7 feet 4 and anywhere from 400 to 500 pounds, he truly was a larger than life figure and one of the most famous wrestlers and top gate attractions of all time.