• Ric Flair Rips Wrestling Veteran For Saying He’s Full Of Sh*t
On July 31st 2022, Ric Flair has his ‘Last Match’, where he teamed up with his son-in-law Andrade El Idolo to defeat the team of Jeff Jarrett & Jay Lethal.
Flair passed out twice in the match, as he was dehydrated. He even faked a heart attack during the match, when he was brawling outside the ring.
Ric even passed out during the finishing sequence, when he put Jarrett in the Figure 4 Leg Lock.
This match was ranked #3 in the Wrestling Observer’s “Most Disgusting Promotional Tactic” of 2022.
While addressing this criticism on his podcast, Flair revealed that he made $300,000 for this match:
“I don’t pay attention to that. You know what I got to say to that? I made $300,000. Go f**k yourselves. That’s right, I made $300,000 disgusting you! Disgust yourself for 300 grand and get in the shape that I got in. How about that, motherf**kers?”
Dutch Mantell (fka Zeb Colter in WWE & Uncle Zebekiah in WWF) wasn’t happy with what Flair said on his podcast, and went on to say the following on his own podcast:
“I’ve had people write me and, seriously, people thought he was gonna die. I think he passed out a time or two in there. He doesn’t even remember it.
Ric Flair now is trying to leave a legacy and he should have left it alone, or changed a lot of things in that match, because his legacy now is tarnished.
Ric Flair is full of s**t and always has been.
The fans should be saying it to him, ‘Screw you, Flair’. The tickets weren’t cheap for that match either. I don’t know what the ringside was, I think it was like 50 or 100 dollars.
That’s a pretty expensive ticket for just a big independent show, even [though] Ric Flair was on it. I would never, ever, ever say F-U to the fans who knock me for a legitimate reason.”
The Nature Boy didn’t like what Dutch said and went on to tweet the following:
“Thank God They Used The Word Veteran & Didn’t Call You A Legend. Just A Miserable Old Wrestler Trying To Make A Buck. And BTW, You Never Had A Legacy To Begin With. WOOOOO!”
Thank God They Used The Word Veteran & Didn’t Call You A Legend. Just A Miserable Old Wrestler Trying To Make A Buck. And BTW, You Never Had A Legacy To Begin With. WOOOOO! pic.twitter.com/48uzk2gqas
— Ric Flair® (@RicFlairNatrBoy) March 11, 2023
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• ON THIS DAY IN WWF HISTORY (March 11, 2000) – WWF Jakked / WWF Metal
On this day in 2000, the World Wrestling Federation aired an episode of their weekly syndicated TV show ‘WWF Jakked’ (night version) aka ‘WWF Metal’ (afternoon version).
It was pre-taped in Springfield, Massachusetts and featured mid-card matches on the road to the ‘WWF WrestleMania 2000’ PPV.
The card can be found right here:
D’Lo Brown vs. Essa Rios
Funaki vs. Headbanger Thrasher
The Godfather vs. Mideon
Tazz & Test vs. Prince Albert & The Big Boss Man
