Thread: The way I see it, there are 4 levels of wrestling legends
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Old 08-24-2007, 05:37 PM   #20
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Piper was as good, if not better than Flair on the mic back in his prime. Just like Flair now, his promos have become crazy and tend to ramble.

Piper was obviously never as good in the ring as flair but he was better in the ring than everyone else in the top tier, save Austin maybe.

As far as non-wrestling fans knowing their name, Piper holds the edge though. Flair being a household name outside of wrestling is very overrated.
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