5 times WWE memorabilia ended up on Pawn Stars

#3 The Mega Memorabilia of WWE's Golden Era

The Mega Powers with Miss Elizabeth.

Hulk Hogan was the biggest star i WWE during the 1980s. But if anyone ever came close to challenging Hogan's popularity, it was none other than "Macho Man" Randy Savage. Over a 32-year wrestling career, Savage won many titles in the wrestling business.

Macho Man headlined WWE's WrestleMania IV and V. He was paired up with Hulk Hogan to form the "Mega Powers" in 1987, but the two biggest stars of pro-wrestling teaming together created a lot of real-life animosities. The duo would grow apart over time but eventually reconciled before Savage's death in 2011.

@HeyHeyItsConrad Did you catch the awesome signed Macho Man gear on Pawn Stars last night? pic.twitter.com/XGI9rTpQDb

— Bob Bobber (@borbobbery) November 22, 2017

A photographer named Tim came to the pawnshop to sell his Randy Savage "Mega Powers" costume, which featured Macho Man's signature, for $7,500. Tim claimed to be a close acquaintance of Randy's. He said he attained the glamorous costume as a gift from Randy’s wife. The costume was a token of appreciation for Tim, as he captured the couple's wedding.

Macho Man Randy Savage’s ring attire sold on Pawn Stars for $5000 https://t.co/TrQ8gHfZYg pic.twitter.com/Zh02bJM3fN

— MultiMediaMouth.Com (@MultiMediaMouth) January 24, 2018

Corey called in Steve Grad, an expert in authenticating signatures. He deemed the memorabilia as legitimate and valued it at around $7000. However, Tim couldn't connect the worn costume to a specific wrestling event, so they finalized the deal at $5000.