WHOOOO!

Yes, Ric Flair is, without a doubt, the best wrestler of all times. I admire Ric Flair, mainly because even at such an age, Ric Flair never backed down from a battle, even if he had all the odds against him. Man nearly 60 years and fighting against people way younger and still being a challenge, Ric Flair is truly "The Man".

Ric Flair is a living legend, a man with a golden heart, an undying devotion to his career, and a true sportsman. Wrestling would have never been the same without a Ric Flair, and I am sure that the WWE won't ever be the same WWE without the one and only, "Nature Boy". 16 times World Champion, Three Crown Champion, and with an unmeasurable glorious career, this man is someone whose name shall never, never be forgotten.

WHOOOOOOOO

Ric Flair as been a legend for years already in the wrestling industry, and not many people can say that they recovered from a plane crash and survived to tell about it and still give 5 Star wrestling matches. I think he went when he should, and most generations will remember Ric Flair as one of the top performers in the WWE.

If there was a Wrestling Mount Rushmore then Ric Flair would be in it.

Even all the WWE Marks, respect his legacy and that's something to be proud about already!!!!

I say that most people pale in comparison to Ric Flair and his glorious wrestling career. He became to be one of the best, and he had the match he deserved in Wrestlemania 24.

He became the top of the Power 25 once again, a worthy position for the "Nature Boy".

What was fantastically modest about "Naitch" is that they had offered him headline spot at Wrestlemania which he declined on the grounds that the belts were the most important, true class that man.

Originally Posted by Sir Balthier

What was fantastically modest about "Naitch" is that they had offered him headline spot at Wrestlemania which he declined on the grounds that the belts were the most important, true class that man.

I didn't knew that, wow rejecting the headline spot in a Wrestlemania, something another superstar wouldn't probably do. This just proves what kind of gentleman Ric Flair.


I'll miss Ric Flair.....
It would be great to see him as either a manager again, or better, as one of the GM of either Raw, ECW or Smack Down (preferably Smack Down to help us get rid of Vicky Guerrero )

He's got about 2 years give or take left on his contract so he'll be carrying on as an ambassador role I'm sure. But he's got a reputation for being highly skilled with the youngsters and actually harbours an interest in teaching them about the business that I wouldn't be surprised if they offered him a job somewhere in Talent Relations...

P.S - Lets start a Professional Wrestling thread!

He will already be remembered as having the most emotional match at Wrestlemania ever!!!!

I concur, we should have a professional wrestling thread.