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Ric Flair is undoubtedly the greatest wrestler that I have ever seen.
[Steve Austin:] Ric Flair is the greatest professional wrestler that ever lived.
Those who have pointed out no "Wooooo! Energy" graphics on the screen of late, that is a smart observation and unless something changes, it doesn't look like you'll be seeing that going forward. There was no explanation given, but unless something changes, it does look like that deal is over with.
The all-time pro wrestling attendance record would be for shows on April 28 and April 29, 1995 at May Day Stadium in Pyongyang, North Korea. The announced crowds for those shows were 165,000 and 190,000, although the real numbers were about 150,000 and 165,000. The first show was headlined by Scott Norton vs. Shinya Hashimoto and the second by Antonio Inoki vs. Ric Flair. While there were tickets sold, most of the people attending got in free, and were pretty much ordered to attend, so it's not really a fair comparison.
Wrestling several matches on television and Pay-Per-View, Flair broke his promise... there was a feeling that Flair had tarnished his legacy.
Fact be known, it's 21 times. 16, I'll take credit for.
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)Depending on which documents you read, my birth name was Fred Phillips, Fred Demaree, or Fred Stewart, and I was born in Memphis on February 25, 1949. My biological mother's name was Olive Phillips, Demaree, or Stewart. My biological father is listed as Luther Phillips.
My father's salary was a bit of an issue. He was only making $3,000 a year, but my mother explained he was only doing his residency in Detroit, and that any child they adopted would live a relatively privileged life, and most likely go to college.
After the ninth grade, I left Minnesota to go to Wayland Academy in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin... [...] I lettered in three sports. I played middle linebacker and fullback on the football team, threw the shot put, and wrestled...
The "Woooo" started out short and clipped. It would later grow louder and longer.
Not only is Flair's daughter, Megan, set to give birth to her first child on May 9, two of his other children are excelling in high school athletics. Ashley Fliehr is one of the top volleyball players in North Carolina, while Reid Fliehr posted a 34-10 amateur wrestling record as a freshman.
I had a nice friendly breakfast with Rick Flair heading home soon
Fact be known, it's 21 times. 16, I'll take credit for.
Depending on which documents you read, my birth name was Fred Phillips, Fred Demaree, or Fred Stewart, and I was born in Memphis on February 25, 1949. My biological mother's name was Olive Phillips, Demaree, or Stewart. My biological father is listed as Luther Phillips.
My father's salary was a bit of an issue. He was only making $3,000 a year, but my mother explained he was only doing his residency in Detroit, and that any child they adopted would live a relatively privileged life, and most likely go to college.
After the ninth grade, I left Minnesota to go to Wayland Academy in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin... [...] I lettered in three sports. I played middle linebacker and fullback on the football team, threw the shot put, and wrestled...
I want to be in the ring, but it will never happen again.
The "Woooo" started out short and clipped. It would later grow louder and longer.
The Dirtiest Player in the Game also had six stints with the United States Title, which is enough to build a legacy on in and of itself
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)I want to be in the ring, but it will never happen again.
The Dirtiest Player in the Game also had six stints with the United States Title, which is enough to build a legacy on in and of itself
Fact be known, it's 21 times. 16, I'll take credit for.