Spider-Man (Sony, 2002), Wrestling Costume Worn by "Macho Man" Randy Savage as "Bone Saw McGraw"....

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Spider-Man (Sony, 2002), Wrestling Costume Worn by "Macho Man" Randy Savage as "Bone Saw McGraw". Original (7) piece black and white wrestling costume worn by Randy "Macho Man" Savage as Bone Saw McGraw in Sam Raimi's first Spider-Man film, including (1) rubberized spandex wrestling unitard with stitched flame embellishments on the shoulder straps and 2-production-made holes for fitting a harness during one of the film's pivotal action scenes, where Savage is lifted into the air during the match, (1) pair of black wrestling tights featuring white stitched flame elements down the sides and red-and-black hand-painted "Bone Saw" lettering, (1) pair of black studded leather wrestling boots with silver-painted toes, dual buckles, and shiny silver laces, (1) thick black patent leather "Cariollo" brand wrestling belt with large, studded metal buckle, (1) pair of black fingerless leather wrestling gloves with stud detailing and Velcro closures, (1) pair of black studded leather armbands with extra-long buckle straps, (1) black rubber "barbed wire" necklace, and (2) original wardrobe tags: 1- with handwritten notes reading "Bone Saw McGraw," "Randy Savage," and "Scene #41-B42," and 1- reading "Harness Outfit Has Holes On Ea. Hip." These costume elements are worn by Bone Saw McGraw, portrayed by real-life wrestling icon Randy Savage, during the underground wrestling match in which he faces off against Tobey Maguire's "Man-Spider"-a pivotal moment marking Peter Parker's first test of his newfound powers. Items exhibit production wear and fading, with light flaking on the armband straps and some darkening to the hand-painted lettering on the tights. The original tablet tag has separated from the belt but remains included. Comes with a COA from Heritage Auctions.