I was at the last event in Nashville. The card and show was actually a blast. Had Flair’s match been the other 3 involved, hot tag flair for literally 2 minutes, figure four and go home, it would’ve been fine. Instead most of us thought he was dead on the apron when he was laying in the corner holding on to the ropes, and then before the knuckles shot where he’s literally having to be held up on his own two feet. His face was as purple as his tights at the end. It was bad.
This is insane ... People called Flair old in 94 ... Wrestlers werent happy when he beat Vader for the belt. Managing Evolution was the only good thing hes done in the last 20 years. He is addicted to this business.
Too bad Ox Baker died because they could do a "heart punch" match in which Flair is pronounced clinically dead but is brought back to life at the hospital. Or maybe use the Undertaker, who used the heart punch in a few matches.
I will say this, I watched Lou Thez wrestle his last match in Japan in 1990 if I'm not mistaken (he was about 74). He really looked great and wrestled incredibly, putting his opponent into a pretzel! He lost the match, but the fans loved what they paid to watch and Lou passed the torch to a guy who not only he trusted to protect him, but was a huge fan of his and a great future wrestling legend there, too, Masahiro Chono. The difference I think here with Flair is that Lou was a legitimate tough sob who was tough as nails at any age. He was a one of a kind champion.
I think the difference is that Thesz took great care of himself physically and mentally. Ric was notorious for drinking and partying and not really taking care of himself in his younger days. Apparently, he's been doing the same lately again.
According to his memoir, Lou himself hated his last match and wished he was never talked into it! He also praises Chono so much and gives him all the credit for the match being watchable.
You can still have a storyline with Sting😂. Stop the hate man. Yes, hes 64, but like the host said "Sting still moves great and can still have a match at 64". Which is beyond awesome. STING IS A REAR GEM💎
@@alecaquino4306 Second of all, shut up because I can care less about him! I didn't grow up watching him so I can care less about the memories he gave me. He gave me no memories! The only memory I have of him is his retirement and when he embarrassed himself in TNA when he literally exposed his wrinkly butt on live television.
Father time is undefeated. Rick was a great champion. In the 1980s. Hes a fame junkie, and hes probably broke. Someone he'll listen needs to tell him it's over.
@@MrMarinegold Wrestling is the Nature Boy's biggest love in life. It's hard for him to just walk away. I don't know if he's considered being a manager, but it would be a big feather in the cap of a young up and coming wrestler to be managed by Rick. Woooo!
@@MrMarinegold As someone with an elderly parent who makes woeful decisions, I can say emphatically that it's just about impossible to get them to listen once what's left of their mind is made up. You suggest as nicely as you can, then drop it so you can have some more time with them without fighting.
It’s sad to me to see someone I watched and loved as a little girl apparently missing his glory days so much that he’s willing to die in the ring,what a shame 😞 his match with HBK should have been his very last ,when they had all the wrestlers come out and pay respects to him would have been the perfect way to end his career.
No-one could've carried him like Jarrett, Lethal and Andrade did. A lot of people dislike Conrad, but the production, time, effort, fanfare and card was as good as anyone could've done.
@Dxfiler Ric's condition in the ring was startling, and I do agree about Undertaker! When Jeff hoisted him on the ropes, or Andrade gave him the knucks it was like I know they've done a lot of covering, but damn. I think it was a mix of course wanting to make $$ on all fronts, but also that Conrad's never going to be able to shoot straight with Ric. He's too much a fan to say no. I'm sure Ric asked him many times for this.
Dutch definitely predicted this before his last match ever happened. Smh. Let it go Ric. Please! You're always going to be THEE Man! But we don't want to see you get hurt. That last match was scary to watch.
Ric has overstayed his welcome. He's getting senile, has lost his wit, his body was letting go 20 years ago, now it's gone, he just makes everything worse at this point. I remember tearing up when he first "retired". It felt like the end of a decades-long story. Since then we've just learned more and more about how shitty of a guy he is/was. When he retired he would have been my number 1, at this point he's not even in my top 5. I wish he'd just walk away for everybody and his own sake.
If he is hell bent on having another last match, his family needs to have an intervention and talk him out of it. But the sad truth if that happens, he won't listen.
Flair having another match is just absolutely crazy he's I know he's trying to hold on to something he can't leg go of but at his age he doesn't need to prove anything to anyone he's already a legend
I remember years ago, I think early 2000’s, WWE ran a vignette every week. Might have been one of those don’t try this at home types, with different voices speaking lines. I remember stone cold’s voice saying something about the crowd will let you know when it’s time. Something about taking an extra second to fall down or get up, and not wanting to be out there when he can’t do it anymore. Basically the opposite of flair.
The thing about guests proving popular with the audience and being invited back for interviews with the same host is that they go by one simple rule - never let the truth get in the way of you telling a good story. From what Dutch said about him, Bobby Jaggers sounds as though he stuck to that rule like glue, following it to the letter.
I love Ric Flair. He was a tremendous performer and one of the greatest heels of all time - as much an icon as Roddy Piper. But his "final" match last year was a train wreck. He needs to accept the fact that he's 74, and can't perform at the level he was when he was 40. It's time to call it a day.
Flair doesn't know it but he's like a dandelion. The seeds blow away in the wind but Flair is still holding on to the plant. Flair, It's time to let go and blow away in the wind because it's time.
No thank you. I'd rather see a rematch between D-X (HHH and Michaels) and the Brothers of Destruction from Crown Jewel 2018 or a rematch between the Undertaker against Bill Goldberg from Super Showdown 2019.
Jay and Jeff did a hell of a job carrying Rick in that match and it still was embarrassing. Having just Rick and Morton in the ring would be total shit show. Just imagine how slow and ridiculous that would be.
Ric Flair is gonna be one of those wrestling in like a head in a jar with mechanical body like in that Simpsons Mr bunrns/bobo ending or futurama, sometime in the year 3030 proclaiming its his 10,0000 last match
He should start SCW…. Senior Citizens wrestling and have allllllll the has beens in their 60s/70s hell even their 80s wrestling it’d be great 🤣🤣🤣 basically it would be wrestling in slow motion with bumps that take 90 seconds to stand up from
I understand about Ric Flair not wanting to retire because he loves stepping into the ring despite his advanced age but I don’t agree with him “retiring” from in ring competition only for him to step into the ring once again later on. He should just be honest with everyone and just admit that he's not planning on retiring.
Still think for my preferences that this is the best gig on the genre. The VIBE is what makes it here. There's NEVER any 'anger' or 'drama" in the commentary, none of the over the top F-Bombs, foul words, etc. that some of the guys have. Dutch is never self serving, can speak on the subjects from an informed position, and maintains his objectivity while letting you know HIS stance on it upfront. He laughs with you as he maintains a self effacing attitude that comes through as truly genuine. He's not ever trying to 'convince" you buy his story. He just gives HIS take and stance and the vibe (there's that word again, it's called journalism open/close connector) is one that almost makes you feel like you could be sitting there in the office in the room hanging out. It all in the approach. And bring back Thunderfoot.
Let's get a show with Hogan and Flair, call it "What will they say Next". The goal of the game is to figure out the lie. Jeopardy style game show. Woooo Brother! Also so Hulks a scientologist now? Hmm
CVV is like a more hand-holdy interviewer who asks slightly less spicy questions than R James does. Nice enough guy who is friendly with a lot of the wrestlers. I'd love for there to be a Ric Flair musical. A very sorrow and somber first number when he begins as Richard Fliehr (caterpillar stage) and develops into a magnificently drunken butterfly called Ric Flair. Don't even like musicals but I'd pay to see that. 👌🏼
If there was that crazy, futuristic Sci fi tech that allows people to live hundreds of years longer, Flair would be first in line to keep that one last match. He'd be wrestling an alien bear as a graft of skin if he could.
Charlotte Needs to Step Up and Say DAD NO YOU TO NEED TO STOP! This will tarnish your Legacy it Hurts But You need to stop For your Health And Your Safety!
The industry and the fanbase need to speak up, and be louder than the people around him that are probably gassing him up. He will die in the next match, and if he doesn't, the only way to plausibly not make a mockery of wrestling is to put him up against someone his own age. If you put somebody young and in shape in there, it just makes wrestling look stupid.
Look, I know Flair can't let it go, but if anyone tells him to stop, he won't listen because why? Because he doesn't know when to give up. He's probably desperate for money at this point. He probably saw the movie The Wrestler and thought "hmm maybe I'll die in the ring". If thats the case, that's stupid. I loved Ric Flair when he wrestling in his prime, but here he is in his 70's wanting to wrestle "one more last match". I've seen comments on this saying "have compassion for the elderly", here's my thoughts on that: The only compassion I'll have is if he was smart to hang up his boots in 2008 after WM 24, he'd save his own life, but nooo, he wants to wrestle ONE MORE TIME. I just think Flair and Terry Funk are almost similar, but the only difference between them is after Terry Funk had his very last match, he was smart enough to say to himself "I can't go anymore, I'm not the same as I once was" and call it quits, Ric should be taking notes.
"Never meet your heroes because they will disappoint you." Thank you Dutch.
Dutch isn't wrong. I wonder who Dutch's hero in wrestling was or is.
They'll only disappoint you if you're an idiot.
Dutch making fun of Ric Flair will never get old 😂
Honky Tonk Man ripping Flair a new one was as hilarious
Flair saw the movie "The Wrestler" and thought it was an instructional video.
hehe
I let out a chuckled. Good one. 👍🏽
I was at the last event in Nashville. The card and show was actually a blast. Had Flair’s match been the other 3 involved, hot tag flair for literally 2 minutes, figure four and go home, it would’ve been fine.
Instead most of us thought he was dead on the apron when he was laying in the corner holding on to the ropes, and then before the knuckles shot where he’s literally having to be held up on his own two feet.
His face was as purple as his tights at the end. It was bad.
I really believe Ric Flair is trying to die inside the ring
No question.
This is insane ...
People called Flair old in 94 ...
Wrestlers werent happy when he beat Vader for the belt.
Managing Evolution was the only good thing hes done in the last 20 years.
He is addicted to this business.
Narcissist squared
It almost happened the last time
Too bad Ox Baker died because they could do a "heart punch" match in which Flair is pronounced clinically dead but is brought back to life at the hospital. Or maybe use the Undertaker, who used the heart punch in a few matches.
I will say this, I watched Lou Thez wrestle his last match in Japan in 1990 if I'm not mistaken (he was about 74). He really looked great and wrestled incredibly, putting his opponent into a pretzel! He lost the match, but the fans loved what they paid to watch and Lou passed the torch to a guy who not only he trusted to protect him, but was a huge fan of his and a great future wrestling legend there, too, Masahiro Chono. The difference I think here with Flair is that Lou was a legitimate tough sob who was tough as nails at any age. He was a one of a kind champion.
I think the difference is that Thesz took great care of himself physically and mentally. Ric was notorious for drinking and partying and not really taking care of himself in his younger days. Apparently, he's been doing the same lately again.
There'll never be another Lou Thesz that was a once in a lifetime kind of guy.
According to his memoir, Lou himself hated his last match and wished he was never talked into it!
He also praises Chono so much and gives him all the credit for the match being watchable.
Lou also dislocated his false hip trying to powerbomb Chono so Thesz was just as delusional in action in 1990 as Flair is being now in the 2020s.
You can still have a storyline with Sting😂. Stop the hate man. Yes, hes 64, but like the host said "Sting still moves great and can still have a match at 64". Which is beyond awesome. STING IS A REAR GEM💎
You need to know when enough is enough. All respect to the legend.
Rics having an end life crisis.
Yes. You'll understand when you get there.
@@alecaquino4306 yeah probably but it won't be because i miss subjecting my body to body slams.
@@alecaquino4306 why tf are you replying to everyone? get a life
lol
@@matnels277 Maybe you won't want to retire from a career that you love. One that has nothing to do with taking bumps.
I want to remember Ric Flair in his prime in the Four Horsemen, it hurts to see a broken down old man out there embarrassing himself
It's sad, not embarrassing. Have some compassion for an old man who gave you so many good memories. Support him, don't ostracize him...
@@alecaquino4306 First of all it is embarrassing!
@@alecaquino4306 Second of all, shut up because I can care less about him! I didn't grow up watching him so I can care less about the memories he gave me. He gave me no memories! The only memory I have of him is his retirement and when he embarrassed himself in TNA when he literally exposed his wrinkly butt on live television.
@@alecaquino4306 And after what he said to Teddy Long? Ric can burn in hell just like all of his supporters
@@alecaquino4306He could give two sh*ts about you.
The first every Heart Attack match lol
Father time is undefeated. Rick was a great champion. In the 1980s. Hes a fame junkie, and hes probably broke. Someone he'll listen needs to tell him it's over.
In this regard; that person likely doesn't exist.
I feel worst for Charlotte and David. It can’t be easy to have their dad be such a public train wreck.
@@MrMarinegold Wrestling is the Nature Boy's biggest love in life. It's hard for him to just walk away. I don't know if he's considered being a manager, but it would be a big feather in the cap of a young up and coming wrestler to be managed by Rick. Woooo!
@@feloniousintenthe already did the manager role in tna and they made him look like an idiot
@@jasonbuzzalini5174 yea but that's TNA I actually dare you to find a wrestler that they DIDN'T make look like a joke sooner or later on their roster
@@MrMarinegold As someone with an elderly parent who makes woeful decisions, I can say emphatically that it's just about impossible to get them to listen once what's left of their mind is made up. You suggest as nicely as you can, then drop it so you can have some more time with them without fighting.
Some people just don't know when to quit.
Some people just don't know when to shut their mouths.
@@alecaquino4306 just like you, this is the fourth person you replied to, im onto you
@@IHateBozos I'm shaking in my boots. Get a life.
@@alecaquino4306 Yeah Ric Flair should just shut up and go away
It’s sad to me to see someone I watched and loved as a little girl apparently missing his glory days so much that he’s willing to die in the ring,what a shame 😞 his match with HBK should have been his very last ,when they had all the wrestlers come out and pay respects to him would have been the perfect way to end his career.
I agree
He's 74 years old with serious health issues, a few, I'm sure, we don't know about.
Flair just needs to stick to doing commercials and stuff like that.
Omfg
😂😢😅😅😂😅😅😂
James the intro was Hilarious
Should of stayed retired when Shawn beat him, cause the run up to that match was great, for his age at the time he was firing on all cylinders
No-one could've carried him like Jarrett, Lethal and Andrade did.
A lot of people dislike Conrad, but the production, time, effort, fanfare and card was as good as anyone could've done.
Fatrad is awful.
Still came off as a heartless cash grab from his own son-in-law. Ric did not belong in the ring that night. The look on Taker's face said it all.
@Dxfiler Ric's condition in the ring was startling, and I do agree about Undertaker! When Jeff hoisted him on the ropes, or Andrade gave him the knucks it was like I know they've done a lot of covering, but damn.
I think it was a mix of course wanting to make $$ on all fronts, but also that Conrad's never going to be able to shoot straight with Ric. He's too much a fan to say no. I'm sure Ric asked him many times for this.
Flair's next last match should be a checkers or card game. Many athletes stay in the game too long but Flair is carrying it to extremes.
Maybe thumb wrestling
Dutch Mantell Vs. Ric Flair. BOOK IT!
TK is salivating at this very moment. He doesn't own the Ric Flair action figure yet!
" Daddy...I want an Oompa Loompa now!"
Almost at 100k
Flair Morton - 60 minute broadway.
Gypsy Joe was 80+ years old.
“How my followers does he have”.. the tone and facial expression 😂
Flair surpassing Hogan on the lie-o-meter 😂
It’s, uhhh it’s pretty close
I really thought when I watched WM 24 as a kid, I thought Flair's career was over. Well fast forward 15 years later and he had plenty since then 😂
He just wants to die in the ring
No. He just wants to live the rest of his life in the ring. The ring is where he is truly alive.
@@alecaquino4306 OMG do you every shut up?
Well, I'm doing something right!! I also didn't quit drinking or anything but I train hard!
Dutch definitely predicted this before his last match ever happened. Smh. Let it go Ric. Please! You're always going to be THEE Man! But we don't want to see you get hurt. That last match was scary to watch.
Flair was blessed that he saw Undertaker and not the REAL undertaker!😮
Ric has overstayed his welcome. He's getting senile, has lost his wit, his body was letting go 20 years ago, now it's gone, he just makes everything worse at this point.
I remember tearing up when he first "retired". It felt like the end of a decades-long story. Since then we've just learned more and more about how shitty of a guy he is/was. When he retired he would have been my number 1, at this point he's not even in my top 5. I wish he'd just walk away for everybody and his own sake.
Flair reminds me of the "friend" that comes to your house and always overstay their welcome! He really has become an embarrassment.
If he is hell bent on having another last match, his family needs to have an intervention and talk him out of it. But the sad truth if that happens, he won't listen.
He just wants to go out with a bang...in the middle of da ring.
No way he got his press up to over 200 lbs...lol
If he could do a 150lb bench press with good form I'd have been impressed, much less the 225Lbs he's talking about.
This' less newsworthy than reporting: water is wet.
I could tell by The Undertaker's face, he was afraid Ric was going to die.
" the people went to sleep and didn't change the channel" 😂
“I thought he was gonna die”😮😳😬🤣😂
Flair wasn't lying when he said he wanted to die in the ring.
Flair having another match is just absolutely crazy he's I know he's trying to hold on to something he can't leg go of but at his age he doesn't need to prove anything to anyone he's already a legend
no please flair is getting really annoying
Then don't look. Go do something else. Don't let a poor old man bother you.
@@alecaquino4306 Do you have a crush on Ric?
@@IHateBozos No.. Do you have a crush on me?
I dont want to wake up in the morning and find out that Ric Flair has died during a pro wrestling match.
Dutch looking like Prospector from Toy Story "Stinky Pete" lol...
Let's not talk about followers 😂😂😂
Let's let the man do a last match for every year he is still alive
Dutch mantel and Chris Van Vliet interview would be dope
Just seeing flair another time in a ring is amazing. But the last match i daw on tv was him and fit Finlay. That match was amazing
Finajncial problems me'thinks. Perhaps he should wrestle Dylan Mulvanny , sponsered by Bud Light.
He should have stopped at Wrestlemania 24. That was a great way to end a career in the ring.
Love dutch
He can talk about the same as tomorrow and probably not say the same thing😂
Ric Flair should have chosen New Jack as his final opponent. He'd die in the middle of the ring for sure!
Flair needs a call from HHH to tell him it’s game over. He offers nothing by getting in the ring again
I've wanted Rick to hang it up since he could no longer do the corner flip that he insisted on attempting!
I remember years ago, I think early 2000’s, WWE ran a vignette every week. Might have been one of those don’t try this at home types, with different voices speaking lines. I remember stone cold’s voice saying something about the crowd will let you know when it’s time. Something about taking an extra second to fall down or get up, and not wanting to be out there when he can’t do it anymore. Basically the opposite of flair.
CVV needs to interview Dutch
The thing about guests proving popular with the audience and being invited back for interviews with the same host is that they go by one simple rule - never let the truth get in the way of you telling a good story. From what Dutch said about him, Bobby Jaggers sounds as though he stuck to that rule like glue, following it to the letter.
Pass.
I love Ric Flair. He was a tremendous performer and one of the greatest heels of all time - as much an icon as Roddy Piper. But his "final" match last year was a train wreck. He needs to accept the fact that he's 74, and can't perform at the level he was when he was 40. It's time to call it a day.
Flair doesn't know it but he's like a dandelion. The seeds blow away in the wind but Flair is still holding on to the plant. Flair, It's time to let go and blow away in the wind because it's time.
You blow away. You're projecting.
@@fjccommish Said nobody with functioning brain cells
Dutch called it.
He said after flair last match that flair would do another one soon as the money ran out.
No thank you. I'd rather see a rematch between D-X (HHH and Michaels) and the Brothers of Destruction from Crown Jewel 2018 or a rematch between the Undertaker against Bill Goldberg from Super Showdown 2019.
At least Hogan knew when to hang it up and retire .. now he enjoys the sunset near the beach chilling.
I'm getting old i remember dutch from the late 70s
The way Flair was carried around last match reminded of Weekend At Bernie's. He's not fit enough to even do a thumbwrestling match convincingly.
Slick Ric and Dutch probably forgot more about that business than they remember id love to learn from both of them
Rick is running himself into the ground.
Jay and Jeff did a hell of a job carrying Rick in that match and it still was embarrassing. Having just Rick and Morton in the ring would be total shit show. Just imagine how slow and ridiculous that would be.
I think Roc Flair vs. The Tennessee Stud Ron Fuller with Flair dropping The NWA World Title to Big Ron would be a Classic
If he wants to die in the ring that's his prerogative. I just wouldn't want to be the one in there with him when he does.
Dutch on the chris van vliet show. That would be something!
Omg please don't Ric stay retired he looked horrible the last match against jeff Jarrett he better watch he doesn't drop dead
Ric Flair is gonna be one of those wrestling in like a head in a jar with mechanical body like in that Simpsons Mr bunrns/bobo ending or futurama, sometime in the year 3030 proclaiming its his 10,0000 last match
They should just give old Jonny down the road, the retired builder, the match with Flair.
He should start SCW…. Senior Citizens wrestling and have allllllll the has beens in their 60s/70s hell even their 80s wrestling it’d be great 🤣🤣🤣 basically it would be wrestling in slow motion with bumps that take 90 seconds to stand up from
That's funny as hell......
@@raymondtipton7243 tell me you wouldn’t watch it and I’ll apologize 🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
Ric Flair is just BEYOND pathetic at this point. I thought Hogan was bad for having an ego and glory hog, but Flair is well beyond in another class!
Ric Flair shouldn't ever wrestle again especially if he does the Fred Sanford spot he scared the hell out of everyone with one.
Dolla Dolla bills yall
What college did Flair wrestle at
I understand about Ric Flair not wanting to retire because he loves stepping into the ring despite his advanced age but I don’t agree with him “retiring” from in ring competition only for him to step into the ring once again later on.
He should just be honest with everyone and just admit that he's not planning on retiring.
Ric Flair is his own "Mark".
Someone in his family needs to step in and tell him no.
Still think for my preferences that this is the best gig on the genre. The VIBE is what makes it here. There's NEVER any 'anger' or 'drama" in the commentary, none of the over the top F-Bombs, foul words, etc. that some of the guys have. Dutch is never self serving, can speak on the subjects from an informed position, and maintains his objectivity while letting you know HIS stance on it upfront. He laughs with you as he maintains a self effacing attitude that comes through as truly genuine. He's not ever trying to 'convince" you buy his story. He just gives HIS take and stance and the vibe (there's that word again, it's called journalism open/close connector) is one that almost makes you feel like you could be sitting there in the office in the room hanging out. It all in the approach. And bring back Thunderfoot.
age to stop? depends on the wrestler and how they're holding up physically.
Flair will be on his death bed begging Conrad Thompson to put on one… last… match!
Flair vs Roman wooooooooooooo 😅😅😅😅
Let's get a show with Hogan and Flair, call it "What will they say Next". The goal of the game is to figure out the lie. Jeopardy style game show. Woooo Brother! Also so Hulks a scientologist now? Hmm
The 2 biggest names Ric Flair AND Hulk Hogan are both MASSIVE liars! LOL!!!
CVV is like a more hand-holdy interviewer who asks slightly less spicy questions than R James does. Nice enough guy who is friendly with a lot of the wrestlers.
I'd love for there to be a Ric Flair musical. A very sorrow and somber first number when he begins as Richard Fliehr (caterpillar stage) and develops into a magnificently drunken butterfly called Ric Flair. Don't even like musicals but I'd pay to see that. 👌🏼
Is chunky inlaw going to stand ringside like he was someone important at the actual final match?
If there was that crazy, futuristic Sci fi tech that allows people to live hundreds of years longer, Flair would be first in line to keep that one last match. He'd be wrestling an alien bear as a graft of skin if he could.
I seriously hope so. I hope its a cinematic match vs Hulk Hogan at WRESTLEMANIA
Charlotte Needs to Step Up and Say DAD NO YOU TO NEED TO STOP! This will tarnish your Legacy it Hurts But You need to stop For your Health And Your Safety!
One thing that don't go in the same sentence is a good guy and a compulsive liar that's like oil and water
There is never a last match until you die. Then it is no longer up to you. Treat people nice while you can.
The industry and the fanbase need to speak up, and be louder than the people around him that are probably gassing him up. He will die in the next match, and if he doesn't, the only way to plausibly not make a mockery of wrestling is to put him up against someone his own age. If you put somebody young and in shape in there, it just makes wrestling look stupid.
He had a heart attack
Look, I know Flair can't let it go, but if anyone tells him to stop, he won't listen because why? Because he doesn't know when to give up. He's probably desperate for money at this point. He probably saw the movie The Wrestler and thought "hmm maybe I'll die in the ring". If thats the case, that's stupid. I loved Ric Flair when he wrestling in his prime, but here he is in his 70's wanting to wrestle "one more last match". I've seen comments on this saying "have compassion for the elderly", here's my thoughts on that: The only compassion I'll have is if he was smart to hang up his boots in 2008 after WM 24, he'd save his own life, but nooo, he wants to wrestle ONE MORE TIME. I just think Flair and Terry Funk are almost similar, but the only difference between them is after Terry Funk had his very last match, he was smart enough to say to himself "I can't go anymore, I'm not the same as I once was" and call it quits, Ric should be taking notes.
Poor Conrad will be giving Ric handouts for a few years to come