iFANN
    Search iFANN...
    Log in
    Home
    News
    Videos
    Photos
    GIFs
    Explore
    Polls
    Awards
    iFAMOUS
    Wiki
    Anime
    Rooms
    Notifications
    Messages
    Bookmarks
    Profile
    WikiAwardsiFAMOUSRankingsIndustriesCreator RewardsUser RewardsTermsPrivacyCommunity GuidelinesTakedown / DMCAHelpDevelopers

    © 2026 iFANN

    Home
    Search
    Messages
    Alerts
    Profile

    Post

    Kunalsummer
    Kunalsummer@kunalsummer
    📱Ric Flair⭐Will Ospreay⭐Kenny Omega

    Ric Flair on Ospreay Omega vs Steamboat

    Let's get serious with the younger generation because Ric Flair is drawing a hard line between Will Ospreay and Kenny Omega versus his own legacy against Steamboat. He argues that comparing those pairings is like trying to match the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean since the current duo hasn't hit the frequency of great matches or the duration of performances needed to equal his career volume yet. Flair says he has no problem being ranked second until the younger wrestlers match that historical volume, even though he calls them great young talent. His advice is blunt: you should only hope that people are talking about your matches 37 years later. When they have a great match 300 times a year and 200 hour Broadways, get back to him. Until then, there is no problem with being number two. WOOOOOO!

    6d

    236 Likes6 Dislikes22 Reposts30 Comments
    ?

    Comments

    No comments yet. Be the first!

    Post

    Kunalsummer
    Kunalsummer@kunalsummer
    📱Ric Flair⭐Will Ospreay⭐Kenny Omega

    Ric Flair on Ospreay Omega vs Steamboat

    Let's get serious with the younger generation because Ric Flair is drawing a hard line between Will Ospreay and Kenny Omega versus his own legacy against Steamboat. He argues that comparing those pairings is like trying to match the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean since the current duo hasn't hit the frequency of great matches or the duration of performances needed to equal his career volume yet. Flair says he has no problem being ranked second until the younger wrestlers match that historical volume, even though he calls them great young talent. His advice is blunt: you should only hope that people are talking about your matches 37 years later. When they have a great match 300 times a year and 200 hour Broadways, get back to him. Until then, there is no problem with being number two. WOOOOOO!

    6d

    236 Likes6 Dislikes22 Reposts30 Comments
    ?

    Comments

    No comments yet. Be the first!