Is Ric Flair the greatest ever?
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Two of the still-living sacred monsters of pro-wrestling discipline respond to the names of Hulk Hogan and Ric Flair, both multi-decorated athletes in their respective careers, who have not fought for years now, having passed the age of 60 for already a little bit but never letting go of pro-wrestling, promos and engagements between WWE and other global companies.
Both have obviously already entered the Federation Hall of Fame, twice each, once in single and once with their respective most famous teams: the Four Horsemen and the NWO. In the future, Flair could even enter it three times, even with the Evolution of Triple H, Batista and Randy Orton, if the WWE wants.
The two sacred monsters of the discipline have held the role of “first woman” in various companies, from the WCW of the Turner family to the WWE of the McMahons, up to the TNA, when the company was under the management of the Carters.
For years Flair and Hogan have been considered the best wrestlers in the entire world, with the two now remaining two of the best wrestlers in the history of the discipline, especially as they have built-in careers in their 20s.
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At one of the last parties in which both Hogan and Ric Flair took part and which was partly recorded by several phones present at the event, Hulk Hogan was the absolute star of the evening, going to crown the eternal rival to the best performer in history, crowning himself “only” as the second-best wrestler ever.
In his speech, also taken from Flair’s phone and posted on his Twitter profile, the Immortal said: “Well, let me tell you, something brother! I want everyone here, on my one, two, three to give me a hearty ‘Woooo!’ for the greatest wrestler of all time.
One! Two! Three! Woooo! Hey, thanks everyone for showing up guys tonight. This is the greatest wrestler of all time, Ric Flair. In honor of the third greatest wrestler ever, because he’s number one, I’m number two. In honor of the third greatest wrestler of all…
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Source : wrestling-world
