does anyone know about ric flaire?
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He is 16 time world heavyweight champion wrestler called The Nature Boy on WWE wrestling.
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Yes it is. I just googled it and its true!! www.obsessedwithwrestling.com/gallery/i/islandboys.html\nclick on Ekmo Fatu (Jamal)\nYou'll see a couple pics of him as Umaga.\n\nIt didnt finish the web address, here is the rest:\ngallery/i/islandboys.html
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Here this will take you right to his email\n\nhttp://cenaform.wwe.com/contact_cena.php\n\nTrust me ive emailed him many times
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Are we talking WWE type wrestling? If so..sure. I've been into wrestling since the early 80's, thanks to my Dad. I love all the old timers (Andre the Giant, Jimmy Superfly Snukka,Hulk Hogan, The Hart Foundation, The Rockers, etc) and the newer guys (The Hardy Boys, The Dudleys,etc). My son, who is 7 is named Austin..after Stone Cold Steve Austin!
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He is not wrestling as of now. He was dropped by the WWE.\nread on. . . . . . \n\nMarty Jannetty claimed the reason he was dropped was because he wasn't allowed for parole reasons to travel to Alabama on Monday and thus WWE had to drop him from a continuing storyline, and that WWE is trying to help him clear it up so he can return. He was also critical of what was reported (on the internet). He (Meltzer) was given the info from somone in the WWE current inner circle that Jannetty being gone was not a work, along with the specifics already reported, as well as that creative was told to proceed as if he was gone, erase him from the already written TV and that he would never be used again. Of course in wrestling, you know what "never" means.
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They all party at Ric Flair's place... LMAO...\n\nWho knows?
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Joel Gertner was outside the Hammerstein ballroom the night of ECW One Night Stand 2 this past Sunday handing out flyers for MXW Professional Wrestling, which he currently books for.\n\nCyrus is out of the business, and working in Canada.
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This questions has been and always will be a matter of opinion.  As there is no win-loss records, and pro wrestling is not a true competive sport.  \nTo be able to evaluate the "greatness" of a wrestler, you must look at the following attributes:\n\nIn-ring ability\nMicrophone skills\nCrowd working\nWork ethic\nAbility to work with others\nInjury resistance\nAppearance (having "the look" is very important)\nMarketablility (since the 80's, this has become important)\n\nTaking these into account, I'd have to say Ric Flair as my answer.\n\nIn-ring: Although a "routine" wrestler, his in-ring skills are solid.\nMicrophone: has exemplary mic skills\nCrowd working: 80% of in-house crowds "whoooo" insanely (as well as with every chop from any wrestler)\nWork ethic:  in the 80's Mr. Flair worked 300 days a year\nWorking with others: although many workers complained about Mr. Flair, in the 90's and beyond, he has been willing to put many workers over.\nInjury resistance: a broken back... need I say more.\nAppearance: unique and flamboyant during an era where there were few.\nMarketablity:  The Four Horsemen were the first supergroup with such market longevity.\n\nIn contrast, Hulk Hogan:\n\nIn-ring ability: virtually non-existant\nMicrophone skills: Let me tell you something, brother.... brother.... brother\nCrowd working: Very, VERY good, if not the best. A true pioneer\nWork ethic: 12 PPV matches a year. Try working 12 days a year at your own job...\nAbility to work with others: Total creative control is not working with others.\nInjury resistance: See work ethic... can't get hurt if you don't work.\nAppearance: Truly impressive in 1984, commonplace in 1990\nMarketablility: The most marketable in wrestling history and the reason he and wrestling exploded.\n\nApplying the same evaluation to tag teams, I come up with Road Warriors, Hart Foundation, Fabulous Freebirds, Hollywood Blondes(Pillman & Austin), Mega-powers(Hogan & Savage), Midnight Express(Eaton & Lane), Anderson & Blanchard, New Age Outlaws, RVD & Sabu, Hall & Nash as the most likely candidates...\n\nI choose The Road Warriors (the ONLY AWA, NWA, and WWF tag champs).  Rest in peace Hawk.
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Yes he is. It says so in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Cena#External_links
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Well he has a ways to go. IDK who did the math of saying Flair is a 16 time champion. He actually is a 22 time champion. He held the NWA title 10 times, WCW title 8 times, WCW International title 2 times and the WWE title 2 times. You do the math. But like I said, sting has a while to go because he is only an 11 time champion. He could pass Jarrett who has 12 reigns or Hogan who has 14 reigns. Flair though is prolly gonna hold the number one spot for a loooooooooooong time.
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If your referring to the wrestler, try www.BlogsListings.com. they have lists of every blog availble lol (well almost)
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Too bad nobody goes back and searches for questions. I'm pretty sure this has been asked a dozen times. And most people respond with "It's the Undertaker." Well, no.\n\nIt's Drew Hankinson, who wrestles as "the Freakin' Deacon" in Deep South Wrestling (DSW), a developmental territory for the WWE.
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For sure.\n\nIt does seem as if the WWE are milking it a bit now. no disrespect meant to his family.
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Yes a guy in another wrestling company. Heres a pic of him before wwe
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I do remember his special. It was a parody of Dickens' "A Christmas Carol". They make mention of it every Christmas on wrestlecrap.com. As for the rest of his exploits, WWE will be releasing "Born To Controversy:The Roddy Piper Story" on November 7. Some of his funniest moments can be found on "The Greatest Wrestling Stars of the '80s" and on youtube.com. Just click on the link.
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WWE.com\nand then spoilers and info are\nwrestlinginc.com\nprowrestlingscoops.com\nringsidemayhem.com\nwikopedia.org-search for the Wrestler.
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He didn't make nearly as big an effort in WCW, as he never got over the whole Montreal incident. But, yes, I would place him as the greatest wrestler of all time. Second place is a tie between Shawn Micheals, Kurt Angle and the Nature Boy Ric Flair. And to all you Hulk Hogan fans out there- the only thing that the Hulkster ever did to wrestling was turn it into a joke.