Who else would we be talking about when on the topic of wrestling than...
It has been very interesting in hearing the interviews, like his Steve Austin interview, or the Undertaker Last Ride series, where discussion turns to Ric Flair's time in the 00s where he felt like he lost himself and wasn't the great wrestler from the 80s, that he had this huge lack of confidence. Amazing to think someone who is considered top of his craft would have confidence issues and insecurities, but it goes a long way to show everyone that these are issues that everyone has and deals with.
Speaking of issues and doubts...
See - wrestlers can be superheroes of one kind or another.
6 Packs, 39 Cards, 370 Points.
Before we go today, a PWE trade with francoiangers from TCDB which covers some baseball and some hockey too.
Love the old 80s Esso set, so will always take added copies of Leafs from it (and yes, pretty much any set). As for Petr, this is actually the first Leaf card I have from the Be A Player Memorabilia base set.
A great little trade, and I noticed I am getting pretty close to 10,000 on the Jays counter too!
Interesting that Flair is considered the best these days. Not just by you. When I was young, it was Hulk Hogan.
ReplyDeleteI don't think Hogan would consider himself a great wrestler. A great entertainer, absolutely, and someone who changed wrestling, but overall - wrestling ability, charisma, ability to entertain, Flair would win. As a kid though, totally agree, it was 100% Hogan.
DeleteWow. Flair had confidence issues? That guy comes off as one of the most confident wrestlers of all-time.
ReplyDeleteIt's really interesting to see, and gives a great perspective of issues that everyone can face at some point - even if others think it impossible.
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