Wrestling legend ‘Macho Man' Randy Savage dies

Macho Man Randy Savage has died, TMZ is reporting.

The Florida Highway Patrol said the 58-year-old wrestling superstar -- known for his catchphrase "Ooooooh Yeaahhhhh." -- died of injuries Friday morning after having a heart attack and losing control of his Jeep.

The 2009 Wrangler crossed a concrete median, passed through oncoming traffic and slammed into a tree in Tampa, according to the entertainment website. The accident occurred near Seminole, Fox News reported.

Savage died at Largo Medical Center.

His wife of one year, Lynn, suffered “minor” injuries."

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