So...what would you do with Flair after he is retired?

**Mr. Nerfect** · 03-05-2008, 04:16 PM

Ric Flair would make a great manager for some guy. He's pretty much the greatest wrestler of all-time, so when he says "This guy is it," then fans will hopefully listen.

I'm not a big fan of how Flair looks and performs in the ring these days, but I would not be opposed to him working the occasion match if the situation called for it. He would make a fine authority figure character, too. Flair could easily replace William Regal, and allow Regal to get back in the ring full-time.

Of course, Flair would also help out the young guys with classes before the show and all that.

As for who I'd like to see Flair manage, right now, Charlie Haas is at the top of my list. Haas is a fantastic wrestler, with a fair amount of charisma (people who say he has none have no idea what charisma is). He's just not flashy on the mic. Flair could help cover that up, and put Haas over as the great in-ring competitor he is.

03-05-2008, 04:16 PM	#2
Mr. Nerfect Posts: 61,569	Ric Flair would make a great manager for some guy. He's pretty much the greatest wrestler of all-time, so when he says "This guy is it," then fans will hopefully listen. I'm not a big fan of how Flair looks and performs in the ring these days, but I would not be opposed to him working the occasion match if the situation called for it. He would make a fine authority figure character, too. Flair could easily replace William Regal, and allow Regal to get back in the ring full-time. Of course, Flair would also help out the young guys with classes before the show and all that. As for who I'd like to see Flair manage, right now, Charlie Haas is at the top of my list. Haas is a fantastic wrestler, with a fair amount of charisma (people who say he has none have no idea what charisma is). He's just not flashy on the mic. Flair could help cover that up, and put Haas over as the great in-ring competitor he is.