Brand new interview with the legendary Ric Flair from CBS News. Now that he’s a retired wrestler, you’ll see him on TV a lot more often. Enjoy.

Kev

Last night, I watched the “Ric Flair Definitive Collection” 3 Disc set, not the entire disc yet, but I only watched the documentary on Ric Flair’s life and career on the first disc.

I knew Ric Flair had a match where he won his first WWE title at Royal Rumble 1992 in Albany, N.Y. but I didn’t know he had another match in Troy, N.Y.

In Troy, N.Y. Flair had a match with Terry Funk in a hardcore match called “I Quit”, it was taken place at the RPI Fieldhouse at Clash of the Champions PPV during the NWA days, that match was named to be one of Flair’s most classic matches.

You can watch the “Terry Funk vs. Ric Flair I Quit Match” in Troy, N.Y. at the RPI Fieldhouse on the videos below. The entire match is not on the DVD, they only showed some of it in the documentary. Here’s the whole thing right here. Enjoy.

Kev

Terry Funk vs. Flair Part 1

Terry Funk vs. Flair Part 2

“The Nature Boy” Ric Flair finally speaks out to the media on the real reason why he left WWE. He explains he has no hard feelings against WWE and Vince McMahon. He loves the business very much and always loved the wrestling industry because wrestling is Flair’s life. Flair explains, he never stood on his own feet without wrestling and wants to move on to other things in his career.

What does Flair plans on doing in his future? Well, he plans to become a public/corporate speaker. He wants to do autograph session tours that he never got to do much. He wants to try and start an acting career in film and TV. He wants to see if he has the ability to do other things in his life other than wrestling. Like Ric Flair said in the article, he spent his entire life on profesional wrestling. He loves profesional wrestling too much, that the entertainment/sport is all he cared about.

Vince McMahon and Ric Flair will always be best friends for life as they always had been, like I said before, them two hating each other on TV is just a fun little storyline they are playing out.

Read this long article at the Post and Courier, it’s a newspaper in Charleston, SC. It is Ric Flair’s hometown and state where he lives.

More on it here:

http://www.charleston.net/news/2008/aug/10/ric_flair_finally_my_own_two_feet/

Flair will be back on WWE TV, I know he will. I’m sure he’ll still make occasional appearances on WWE TV once in a while.

Flair deserves to retire, he spent his life on wrestling.

Thanks for the entertainment you gave us wrestling fans Ric! And good luck!

Kev

“The Nature Boy” Ric Flair finally speaks out to the media on the real reason why he left WWE. He explains he has no hard feelings against WWE and Vince McMahon. He loves the business very much and always loved the wrestling industry because wrestling is Flair’s life. Flair explains, he never stood on his own feet without wrestling and wants to move on to other things in his career.

What does Flair plans on doing in his future? Well, he plans to become a public/corporate speaker. He wants to do autograph session tours that he never got to do much. He wants to try and start an acting career in film and TV. He wants to see if he has the ability to do other things in his life other than wrestling. Like Ric Flair said in the article, he spent his entire life on profesional wrestling. He loves profesional wrestling too much, that the entertainment/sport is all he cared about.

Vince McMahon and Ric Flair will always be best friends for life as they always had been, like I said before, them two hating each other on TV is just a fun little storyline they are playing out.

Read this long article at the Post and Courier, it’s a newspaper in Charleston, SC. It is Ric Flair’s hometown and state where he lives.

More on it here:

http://www.charleston.net/news/2008/aug/10/ric_flair_finally_my_own_two_feet/

Flair will be back on WWE TV, I know he will. I’m sure he’ll still make occasional appearances on WWE TV once in a while.

Flair deserves to retire, he spent his life on wrestling.

Thanks for the entertainment you gave us wrestling fans Ric! And good luck!

Kev

In the news of the wrestling world, sources say Ric Flair left on good terms, so it appears he has no negative grudges with Vince McMahon in real life, they’re all good and cool. All that stuff on TV where Flair and McMahon are hating on each other are just storyline stuff.

Flair is just frustrated how the WWE is using him lately. He thinks the WWE should promote and market his new DVD more by having him get more screen time on WWE TV.

Flair was originally scheduled to work with WWE longer as agent or a play by play commentator.

More on it here:

http://www.wrestling-radio.com/index.php?view=newsitem&hline=7604

Flair had a great run in WWE anyways, and yes, I’m sure he will be back on TV when the WWE come to an agreement to whatever Flair wants in the future.

Kev

In the news of the wrestling world, sources say Ric Flair left on good terms, so it appears he has no negative grudges with Vince McMahon in real life, they’re all good and cool. All that stuff on TV where Flair and McMahon are hating on each other are just storyline stuff.

Flair is just frustrated how the WWE is using him lately. He thinks the WWE should promote and market his new DVD more by having him get more screen time on WWE TV.

Flair was originally scheduled to work with WWE longer as agent or a play by play commentator.

More on it here:

http://www.wrestling-radio.com/index.php?view=newsitem&hline=7604

Flair had a great run in WWE anyways, and yes, I’m sure he will be back on TV when the WWE come to an agreement to whatever Flair wants in the future.

Kev