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Originally Posted by Sascha
my fave doesn't even wrestle anymore...it's Bret Hart. I guess i'l go with a person who comes in at an extremely close second....Ric Flair...WOOOOOOO!
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Ric Flair
Flair should challenge for the World Heavyweight Title
So a few months go by, HHH has the belt back and Ric Flair has to go for surgery at some point on his trick-hip.
He manages to persuade HHH that he still has one good match left in him and out of everyone he could wrestle in his last match, he wants 'The Game'.
HHH agrees, and Flair manages to get a title shot written in to the contract.
The match starts and it's obvious that Flair is taking this seriously, and so it HHH.
Loads of chops, punches, struts, WOOOOO's, back-body-drops, knees to the face, etc. The match is going well, but Ric Flair is beginning to tire, and HHH is gaining in the ascendance.
HHH sets up the pedigree, but Flair knocks him down.
Then Flair goes to the top rope, HHH runs up to throw him off, but Flair kicks him in the face.
HHH falls, and Ric 'The Nature Boy' Flair delivers the most beautiful, graceful shooting star press you've ever seen in your life.
The ref goes for the pin....1....2....kick out by HHH!
Flair, being the dirtiest player in the game, but still a bit dizzy from the shooting star press goes for a thumb to the eyes, but pokes the ref by mistake.
HHH grabs his sledgehammer and smashes Flair in the hip, puts him into a figure-four leg lock and Flair looks like he's gonna tap out.
But the Nature Boy is the master of the figure-4 and quickly inverts it so the pressure is on HHH. As it's his last match, he inverts the figure-4 and climbs the ropes with his hands, forcing HHH to tap out.
Flair retires as 17 time World Heavyweight Champion.