'Macho Man Randy Savage's car -- after it slammed into a tree this morning in Florida.
As we previously reported, Macho Man suffered a heart attack while he was behind the wheel around 9:25 AM ... and lost control of his car -- veering across the concrete median into oncoming traffic ... and straight into a tree.
Randy died, but it's unclear whether it was the result of the heart attack, the collision, or a combination of both.
Macho Man suffered a heart attack while he was behind the wheel around 9:25 AM ... and lost control of his car -- veering across the concrete median into oncoming traffic ... and straight into a tree.
Savage was in the car with his wife of one year, Lynn. Randy and Lynn were both taken to Largo Medical Center, where Randy died of injuries sustained in the crash. Lynn was transferred to another hospital, where she was treated for “minor injuries.”
Police have said alcohol was not a factor in the accident, and the crash is currently under investigation.
Randy died, but it's unclear whether it was the result of the heart attack, the collision, or a combination of both.
As we previously reported, Macho Man suffered a heart attack while he was behind the wheel around 9:25 AM ... and lost control of his car -- veering across the concrete median into oncoming traffic ... and straight into a tree.
Randy died, but it's unclear whether it was the result of the heart attack, the collision, or a combination of both.
Macho Man suffered a heart attack while he was behind the wheel around 9:25 AM ... and lost control of his car -- veering across the concrete median into oncoming traffic ... and straight into a tree.
Savage was in the car with his wife of one year, Lynn. Randy and Lynn were both taken to Largo Medical Center, where Randy died of injuries sustained in the crash. Lynn was transferred to another hospital, where she was treated for “minor injuries.”
Police have said alcohol was not a factor in the accident, and the crash is currently under investigation.
Randy died, but it's unclear whether it was the result of the heart attack, the collision, or a combination of both.
