Book your ticket to happiness with Sun Express Airlines. Welcome back everybody to Moore of W c W. Saturday night. Great victory just moments ago here for Rick Flair and his partner tonight

Ricky the Dragon Steamboat. I want to talk about the big one. It's coming up

three weeks from this Monday night exclusively on pay-per-view in your hometown.

Rick Flair, you put your entire career on the line for an opportunity of meeting this

monster of a man, Vader, for the W.C.W. Heavyweight check.

People are asking me why.

Well, I'm going to tell you why, and I'm going to tell you why, in a long, long sentence. It started in 1975, October 4th to be exact. I would be an airplane

that crashed in Wilmington, North Carolina.

Gene Oakland, in that airplane, one of the biggest names our sport is ever known,

never walked away.'s paralyzed his name was John Valentine in

that same airplane the pilot died in that same airplane they carried Rick Flair in an ambulance to the hospital and a doctor looked

him in the eye and said, kid, you will never wrestle again.

Let me tell you that.

18 years later.

10 million dollars later, 10 world championships later,

Rick Flaire is later. 10 World Championships later, Rick Blair is looking a 400 pound monster.

Not the greatest restaurant I've ever competed again, but maybe the greatest athlete in our sport today.

A 400 pound man I'm looking him in the eye and I'm telling him like I'm telling

Eugene like I'm telling my mother and father, my wife and kids,

Phi-fi, I want this, this one for me.

Because there's a lot of people out there don't think I get it.

You what I mean?

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