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Old 10-16-2017, 06:02 AM   #77
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3. David Flair

I still don't understand why Ric didn't properly train his son. Flair looked less like a wrestler than CM Punk and Matt Hardy too, just some average looking college kid in the ring. Got saddled with a crazy gimmick and generally only had forgettable matches, but for some reason I liked him. Partly because I loved his dad, but he had a charm to him as well. Plus his hot ass manager.
Whatculture did a video recently about 2nd generation wrestlers who never made it. Apparently the story with Flair is that he never wanted to be a wrestler. The story to get David involved was pitched by Eric Bischoff, and though he went along with it and gave it a shot, David just never really wanted to be a wrestler.

If that's true, then in fairness he didn't do that terribly. Sure, he was pretty awful in the ring, but his psycho stuff at least showed promise when it came to character-work.
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