Yep. It wasn't controversial or anything but it was a good conversation
Ric Flair's Podcast
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Yep. It wasn't controversial or anything but it was a good conversation
El Cocodrilo
Superstar
You know damn well he's gonna implicate himself in a drunken mess
I thought they told all WWE personnel including legends not to talk to Hogan? Naitch out here not giving a fukk as it is
@ Naitch testing Haitch's stannery to keep him gainfully employeed
Like the 2K panel they'll make someone else pay for this...
You know they'll probably take the belt off Charlotte at Hell in a Cell for this
That reminds me, that Flair vs Foley TNA hardcore match was absolute crack and probably the GOAT old man vs old man match.
Adebisi_Said
Truth is Power
This podcast has lowkey been very good and pretty fukking consistent from week to week. Every episode is bound to have at least a few funny stories from back in the day, and there's some cool insight into backstage shyt from various eras as well. Very strong lineup of guests too. The only thing I dislike is when Flair and his handler talk about current WWE, they always go out of their way to put that trash over just so Flair stays in good standing with the company. 
Would rather not hear about that shyt at all anyways, let's just stick to talking about the eras of wrestling that were actually good and organic.
Also, Flair shytting on Abyss in the Foley episode was hilarious:
"What'd you say to me you stupid son of a bytch?"
Would rather not hear about that shyt at all anyways, let's just stick to talking about the eras of wrestling that were actually good and organic.Also, Flair shytting on Abyss in the Foley episode was hilarious:
"What'd you say to me you stupid son of a bytch?"
Naitch is low key KILLING the podcast game... Stang and Jeff Hardy as guests on back to back weeks 
InstantKlassik
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Just got done listening to the Sting and Jeff Hardy episodes, and although Ric always has great guests he's a terrible interviewer. He stays going off topic and often brings up road stories involving drinking that you can tell the interviewee want no parts in commenting on which leads to too many awkward silences and sympathy laughs from his guests. If it wasn't for that Conrad puppet that works alongside him, we probably wouldn't get any noteworthy sound bites or focused questions. That Sting interview was particularly cringeworthy towards the end because of Ric.
triplehate
Superstar
Oh shyt flair gawdcast
Mongo's episode is hilarious. Zero filter
Flair does a watch thru of the 92 Rumble this week. Says Mr Perfect benched 500 regularly 
Libra Lady
All Star
I just finished listening to the '92 RR (thanks to @puppetmaster ) and I found it enjoyable. When Sid came out, the talk turned to an incident him and Arn Anderson had. Over the years, I have heard bits and pieces but looked into it a little and came across this (below) video 
General Mills
More often than not I tend to take that L.
I learned about his podcast from the Coli a lil while ago. It has some damn good lnterviews and insight. Rick was a wild boy back in the day.
My favorite so far is the interview with Mark Madden. He randomly starts straight shytting on DDP. Had me
My favorite so far is the interview with Mark Madden. He randomly starts straight shytting on DDP. Had me
The interview with Jay Lethal was good, you can tell Flair genuinely likes him they had each other cracking up the entire time.
Flair more than once said he's gonna harp on the office to get Lethal
Flair more than once said he's gonna harp on the office to get Lethal
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