"Nature Boy" Ric Flair, the most prolific and controversial Superstar in professional wrestling history, discusses his 50-year Hall of Fame career.
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Ben Houser
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Ric Flair
Self - Ric Flair
Tom Rinaldi
Self - Interviewer
Tom Rinaldi
Self - Narrator
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source: Woooooo! Becoming Ric Flair
Ric Flair's cultural impact notability transcends behind the confines of the wrestling ring. It's in every single "WOOOO" you hear and synonymous with styling and profiling. The aura of the Ric Flair character is an attitude of luxury, excess, and a profound sense of confidence. Those tools powered Richard Morgan Fliehr through a 50-year wrestling career with 16-world title reigns (Flair claims it's 21). Kayfabe requires the suspension of disbelief - both from an audience and performer perspective. Wrestlers like The Undertaker and Andre the Giant seem like they can make the impossible possible. The same can be said for Flair himself - the jets, the partying, the limos, and the $5,000 suits all feel like a never-ending part of his world. The character was somehow the hopes and dreams of the man manifested in the squared circle,
source: Woooooo! Becoming Ric Flair
Ric Flair's cultural impact notability transcends behind the confines of the wrestling ring. It's in every single "WOOOO" you hear and synonymous with styling and profiling. The aura of the Ric Flair character is an attitude of luxury, excess, and a profound sense of confidence. Those tools powered Richard Morgan Fliehr through a 50-year wrestling career with 16-world title reigns (Flair claims it's 21). Kayfabe requires the suspension of disbelief - both from an audience and performer perspective. Wrestlers like The Undertaker and Andre the Giant seem like they can make the impossible possible. The same can be said for Flair himself - the jets, the partying, the limos, and the $5,000 suits all feel like a never-ending part of his world. The character was somehow the hopes and dreams of the man manifested in the squared circle,
