Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The pair went back-and-forth online, with Russo subtly suggesting Flair was drunk during his rant. He must have taken this to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Photo Credit: AEW Ric Flair thinks he knows who killed WCW. The 16-time world champion was enraged recently when he was left out ...

Though Ric Flair is technically a member of the AEW roster, having signed a unique contract alongside his Wooooo! Energy to join Sting on his final run before retirement, Vice’s new documentary series ...

Ric Flair took to social media on Monday to blame “A Three-Headed Monster” for killing WCW in the wake of Vice’s new docuseries on the subject. In a post on X, Flair noted that he had tried to “lay ...

Though he was undeniably a cornerstone of the promotion, Ric Flair was not asked to be involved in the ongoing "Who Killed WCW?" docuseries. Still, the retired wrestler made his thoughts on the ...

Though World Championship Wrestling (WCW) has been dead for the better part of the past quarter century, the blame game surrounding who’s ultimately responsible for its demise seems to never stop.

Ric Flair is in the news for the wrong reasons again. Flair is one of many celebrities on the Cameo platform, a service that lets them create videos of themselves delivering messages to fans in ...

The second part of "Who Killed WCW?" is set to air on June 11 on VICE TV, as the new docuseries attempts to finally understand how a wrestling company that was once the most popular in the world could ...

Ric Flair walked back his Ariel Helwani Show comments about Ludwig Kaiser with a public apology on X after backlash from fans and fellow wrestlers.