Post by clint on Jul 26, 2021 20:29:12 GMT -5
Character: "Nature Boy" Ric Flair (ca. 1989) with Wardlow (ca. 2021)
Alignment: Neutral Heel
Gimmick: At its heart, this IS the classic "Nature Boy," the kiss stealing, wheeling dealing, etc. etc...but plucked out of time and dropped in MASUKU. Without his Four Horsemen (not that he didn't attempt to coerce Mr. DiBiase into allowing them en masse, under his own new construction), Flair falls back on a "New Enforcer," the suit-wearing brick wall that is Wardlow.
Preferred Finisher: The Figure-Four Leg Lock
Theme Song: "Also sprach Zarathustra" composed by Richard Strauss, performed by Fritz Reiner and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Why Are They Fighting?: Why does Ric Flair do anything? To make sure the name of "The Nature Boy" remains above all others. To ensure he continues to have the biggest jets, the longest limousines, the finest suits. To capture as much gold as possible. In short; To Be The Man.
Alignment: Neutral Heel
Gimmick: At its heart, this IS the classic "Nature Boy," the kiss stealing, wheeling dealing, etc. etc...but plucked out of time and dropped in MASUKU. Without his Four Horsemen (not that he didn't attempt to coerce Mr. DiBiase into allowing them en masse, under his own new construction), Flair falls back on a "New Enforcer," the suit-wearing brick wall that is Wardlow.
Preferred Finisher: The Figure-Four Leg Lock
Theme Song: "Also sprach Zarathustra" composed by Richard Strauss, performed by Fritz Reiner and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Why Are They Fighting?: Why does Ric Flair do anything? To make sure the name of "The Nature Boy" remains above all others. To ensure he continues to have the biggest jets, the longest limousines, the finest suits. To capture as much gold as possible. In short; To Be The Man.
