I just watched a documentary on Ric Flair - was he the greatest all-time wrestler? I dunno - it's hard to see who else had his longevity and was still able to perform at a high level at the end. The last time I saw him perform, he wasn't even in the ring and he was brilliant - it was a WWE House Show and Triple H was wrestling Goldberg. Ric Flair was Triple H's valet, basically, and did outside-the-ropes business. He was great to watch - just his physicality, flailing around like mad whenever it wasn't going well for Triple H, was hilarious stuff - very entertaining.
I'm glad that he got to go out in a situation where he was being treated well and knew that he was getting all of the respect that he deserved. Kudos to WWE for giving him that.
I'm glad that he got to go out in a situation where he was being treated well and knew that he was getting all of the respect that he deserved. Kudos to WWE for giving him that.
