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The 90s in the WWF were nuts. The ending of Hulkomania sparked a mini panic and impacted business.

You go back and watch it today though and man, there is some tremendous stuff in there.

Therefore, let us shine a spotlight on the best world title reigns.

And this isn't just about the matches themselves either.

I mean, how did they win it?

How did they lose it?

How did they hold the thing?

We need to get into the proper home run swings here.

So I am Simon Miller.

Let's go. Number 10,

Rick Flair from January 1992 to April 1992. Out of his touted 16 world title reigns, only two happened under the WWF banner. The longest of these was his first, the Nature Boy held it for 77 days.

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