GOAT

>>2095326
Honestly Flair might be the most underrated wrestler of all time

>>2095326
My old man talks about seeing him vs. Ivan Koloff at your typical late 70s high school gym house show. Koloff came out waving the Soviet flag to the typical booing reaction of the small town crowd and Flair came out and had a fantastic half-hour+ match where both wound up bleeding all over the ring. Keep in mind this was at a lowly little house show, not a taping.

People aren't exaggerating when they said Flair gave his best performance for the crowd regardless of it was nowheresville or the main event at MSG.

>>2095350
he was as big of a draw as Hogan but never gets the credit cause he spent most of his career outside WWE, just like Sting

Drew less than 1000 paid tickets to a 85000 seat arena in the biggest match of his life

>>2097121
>he was as big of a draw as Hogan

What two wrestling booms was Flair the catalyst for? Hogan started two so I'm just wondering when Flair started his

>>2097135
Flair was a constant earner. He was the NWA world champ and wrestled in the US,Canada,Japan,Puerto Rico,Dominican Republic defending the belt. He could make the worst wrestler look good. WWE put out a Flair DVD. Sold out in two weeks.

>>2095326
To many fans.
Many of his peers have a negative opinion of him, and his personal life has been a mess.
He also got his ass kicked for Bram, and for that, I truly feel bad.