Wrestlezone’s Top 10: WCW Superstars

May 30, 2013

2. Ric Flair

Throughout his career, Ric Flair has done it all. From NWA to WWE, Flair thrived so much in WCW. Ric Flair may be the most successful superstar in WCW history. He carried a company that relied solely on his veteran presence. With Flair, he was able to get young guys over, build the most dominant stable, and win multiple championships.Look at the early 90's, where Ric Flair would wrestle half hour matches against Sting, against Steamboat. Ric Flair is the most respected wrestler in the history of professional wrestling. Even though he did not start or end his career with WCW, Ric will always be remembered by his legendary moments in World Championship Wrestling.

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