Thread: Questions/Thoughts about Hogan/Flair/and the future of the WWE
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Old 01-17-2004, 02:08 PM   #5
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Legends play great managers for current superstars. I think of Flair managing Triple H as a parallel to Harley Race managing Vader in 1994 WCW. Not only was Vader talented in the ring, but he was over as one of the top heels. Harley Race's management gave him that extra step to being one of the best of his time. Now even though I admit that Trips hasn't been at the top of his game in a while, (no pun inteded) Flair's management has always given him that same extra step. I see it as a passing of the torch from one legend to a future legend.
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