This is a passenger announcement. You can now book your train on Uber and get 10% back in credits to spend on Uber eats.

So you can order your own fries instead of eating everyone else's.

Trains, now on Uber. T's and C's apply. Check the Uber app. We all miss W.C.W because deep down we're just old school hardcore fashion fans that love

to live in the world on nostalgia and what's more nostalgic than World Championship Wrestling

Wrestling. I mean they did a lot of stupid stuff that we're going to have to talk about in a minute, but I guess we all do stupid stuff.

That's life. But to try and inject a little bit more of that into your life, we are now going to go through every single

WCC World Heavyweight champion and see what they've done ever since.

So lock yourself in, let's ride.

Number 22 Rick Flair.

Rick Flair's title hall is so hard to keep up with because while WWE call him a 16-time

world champion, it's actually a lot more than that.

Plus while he was officially W.C.W. Champs, seven times, it's more accurately 8 because he vacated and reclaimed the gold in 1994.

W. W. W. W. doesn't talk about this, and I don't know why.

Flair still had the most reins with the belt as well as the second longest combined days with well over 500.

He was also 42 years old when he wrestled Sting on that last night'sro and yet 20 years

on and he's still everywhere,

plus rappers love him.

And after W.C.W.

He went back to W.W.

He won some titles there.

He joined Revolution.

He retired.

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