>wrestled infront of empty seats in the 80s >couldnt draw

>>1788393
no, even his #1 fan Meltzer admits it, even talked about how Flair vs Steamboat didn't draw shit

same match every night + shitty physique

>>1788393
>Has had sex
>Made money
>Traveled around the world
>Got over
hes better than u

Actually, the Flair vs. Savage house show tours prior to nWo forming actually outdrew the Hogan tours from beforehand.

>state of OP

>>1788401
source?

>>1788411
Big Daddy Meltz or The Death of WCW

>>1788435
>Big Daddy Meltz
Flair fanboy
>The Death of WCW
that book is garbage
here's Russo destroying the author: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGjYxNG8OJ8

>>1788441
>sourcing fuckin' Russo

You are in no position to shade anybody's cred.

>>1788456
Russo was in the business for several years, the author of the book is a literal who.

>>1788457
He runs the wrestlecrap website. It was the biggest wrestling meme site of the 00s. and Alvarez is Melzeters heir you know. They are far from litteraly who's

>>1788457
Russo is also a cancer and an idiot.

>not knowing WrestleCrap

fucking /wwe/ babbies

>>1788478
>>1788479
my point was that he never was backstage to saw enough to have a credible idea on what went wrong

>>1788393
how do i make sure i never get saggy tits like flair?

should i workout more or take certain vitamins or what?

>>1788485
just don't take completely unrealistic bumps and you'll be fine

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For Ric Flair to say that I wasn’t a draw is just plain ridiculous. I’m
very sure that I sold enough tickets throughout my career. Who is he kidding?
Everyone knows that most of the time WCW wrestlers worked in front of empty
chairs in empty arenas. All one has to do is watch Flair’s DVD to see the
empty seats and the exact same match with every opponent, whatever their shape or
size. After Vince made him redo his SNME match his days were numbered in
the WWF because he clearly wasn’t what he was cracked up to be. Six weeks
later Flair was told to lose the belt to me in Saskatoon on October 12, 1992. As
I understood it, Flair declined putting me over on TV, despite the fact
that he himself had just told me that Wembley was the best match he’d ever
seen ! Let alone that I was the biggest draw the WWF had in Europe and all the
foreign markets, consistently main eventing in front of, not sold out
buildings, but entirely sold out tours! And I had a very strong following in
North America too.

>>1788484
You don't need to be backstage to see empirical facts.

>to saw enough

Dumbass.

>>1788489
how the fuck does that do anything?

>>1788533
Your book is shit, Mr. Reynolds, just accept it and don't embarrass yourself even more.

Russo's WCW run was much better than current WWE programing, bro

>>1788550
>le "poster is person I'm shading" meme

Oh, did you run out of steam already?

>>1788554
As somebody who actually watched it, that's not true in the least.

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>>1788554
YOU'RE ABSOLUTELY RIGHT ABOUT THAT, VINCE

>>1788565
>As somebody who actually watched it, that's not true in the least.
bro it was much better. The Bishoff/Russo was also good. All the wrestlers had a story and were doing something. The New Blood and Milionaires Club angle would have been much beter if the old timers put the youngsters over

>>1788578
Go away Vic Venom you've got a...what is it that you do now, again?

>>1788393
Fuck off Bretscum

>>1788578
>angle made for the old timers to put the youngsters over
>all the oldies play creative controll cards and buries everyone
giving wrestlers creative controll clausules was one of the biggest mistakes WCW ever did. especially concidering the people he gave it to were known to politic to always go over

>>1788621
Making the young guys the heels was also fucking stupid.