Solomonster's Honest Review Of The Ric Flair Documentary On Peacock

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Solomonster gives his honest thoughts about the new "Becoming Ric Flair" documentary on Peacock, including what was left OUT of it that Flair had teased on his podcast would be addressed and wasn't. He also discusses Ricky Steamboat revealing the REAL reason why he turned down wrestling Ric Flair in Flair's final match after initially agreeing to do so.
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@Lord_Bibulous Год назад

I've always said that "Richard Fliehr" died in that plane crash. The man has been Ric Flair ever since.

@Nazzlover38 Год назад

That's very true and creepy as well.

@johnytwotimes4072 Год назад

Beat me to it. The pictures of Ric back then could start a great conspiracy theory, he looks so different

@Lord_Bibulous Год назад

@@johnytwotimes4072 Maybe, but there's no mistaking that nose.

@omedon666 Год назад

Only in pro wrestling can you have a man who portrays a character proudly proclaim that he IS the character and that his real world persona doesn't exist any more, and not have that man laughed straight into intensive therapy.

@jamesbyersmusic Год назад

Ric Flair mentions that his birth name was Fred Phillips in his 'To Be The Man' book from 2004.

@dwaynepeterkin5272 Год назад

Ric flair is the wrestling version of bojack horseman

@comixproviderftw_02 Год назад

That’s… Kinda sad.

@moralesharold87 Год назад

That’s wildly accurate sadly.

@marquan1976 Год назад

Breaking News: Ric Flair has lost all respect for The Solomonster. 😂😂😂😂

@mrterp04 Год назад

Can’t wait till he trashes Solomonster on his podcast leaving Conrad speechless

@bryanmack4054 Год назад

Some people are just too thin skinned

@ShootItALBY Год назад

The afterlife is going to have it's hands full whenever it's Ric's time to finally go.

@dawnclark4635 Год назад

Yep. The woman who ran the orphanage that Flair probably lived in was named Georgia Tann. She had quite a history of kidnapping children and selling them. There's a story that one woman,as a young child was playing at the park and Georgia pulled up in her Packard and offered her a ride around and wound up taking her back to the orphanage. She sold quite a few kids. What happend is the potential parents would go in,Georgia would show them children she had available and then they'd pay her and take their new kid home with them. The good news in all this,while it's horrible,is at least Georgia did a better job with the records then some other baby brokers have. I mean there are kids out there who were brokered and don't even have birth certificates and have issues with the most basic things like getting financial aide for college or a job.

@michaelsinger4638 Год назад

I’ve read about that case. It’s horrifying.

@Speedyreedy1218 Год назад

Wow. So sad.

@eugenegrace3130 Год назад

I remember watching a segment about that orphanage and Georgia tan and the judge on unsolved mysteries in the late 80s. That’s wild to think flair might have been a part of that orphanage

@eugenegrace3130 Год назад

When solomonster mentioned the story my mind immediately thought Georgia tan and that segment from unsolved mysteries

@KalvinEllis Год назад

Alcoholism is a terrible thing. Flair will either die in the ring or drink himself to death. And if you ask him, he wouldn't want to go out any other way. You'd think someone who lost his child to addiction would know better but Flair has been drinking since he was a teenager. Booze to him is what tearing up scripts was to Vince McMahon. That's all they know.

@williewest2998 Год назад

He did died from addiction just not his addiction

@juniorlee9341 Год назад

Wait, how did Ric Flair just learn his birth name three years ago, when I have a WWE released DVD from around 2008 where he addressed the fact that he was a black market baby and his real birth name was mentioned???

@jamesbyersmusic 5 месяцев назад

It's in his book too from 2003/4

@slimypickle19 Год назад

That's heartbreaking that he'd deny a long lost brother to talk.

@JayCity10 Год назад

What's heartbreaking about denying a stranger?

@flyguy7825 Год назад

Ric Flair's life and career has to be one of the most interesting but yet eye rolling things I've heard.All the documentary proves Like all the other Ric Flair documentaries is that the man is a very flawed man and continues to be a flawed man a man that clearly hasn't gotten over A lot of things and he will ride and die his way because his way is the only way he knows and cares to know.Rick lives his life vicariously through the people who worship him because of what he's done in the business he is the classic example of his career is more celebrated than the man's life and people give him a pass on a lot of things because of it.

@MikeFromBensonhurst Год назад

I don’t think Flair is “full of shit” about him discussing the plane ride from hell on the documentary. WWE/Peacock probably just cut it out because it was gonna open up a can of worms again , Flair probably didn’t want to say anything negative about the doc after promoting it so much so didn’t mention they cut it it out when asked if anything was left out.

@MovieEggman Год назад

The whole plane crash story has been told countless times, even in his 30 for 30 documentary which I still think is the best Ric Flair documentary I’ve seen.

@williewest2998 Год назад

@@MovieEggman not the plane crash but the plane ride from hell

@ShiksaWithChutzpah1 Год назад

Ric Flair seems like a truly miserable human being. He has no interest in meeting his half-brother and keeps drinking despite being at death's door multiple times and is unable or unwilling to have a real meaningful relationship with anyone.

@XombieLejon66 Год назад

The last two parts I agree on. But I would disagree on the "not wanting to meet his half-brother " part. I mean, what would even be the point? We all got distant relatives we've never met and have zero impact on our lives. I got a half-sister half way across the world I have no interest in meeting.

@ShiksaWithChutzpah1 Год назад

@@XombieLejon66 That seems very cold if the person is the one who reaches out and says "I'd like to meet you and talk with you" and the other person says "Nah, not interested in knowing you." But given Flair's coldness and lack of care for anyone, even himself at this point, I think his brother is better off not knowing this man.

@justinwalker2928 Год назад

Bret Hart is the most insecure wrestler. Why is Bill Apter never in dark side of the ring. I’ve heard that he’s reach to the producers several times but they never get back to him?

@constablekennedy7705 Год назад

How long into this Year until Ric Flair gets Married & Divorced again?!…. 👀

@ChaseNada Год назад

This is a man who is so entrenched in his gimmick that it will kill him in the end. It's both sad and pathetic at the same time.

@alhirschen6099 Год назад

In 1980-81 cable tv exploded in the North east. TBS (NWA)MSG (WCCW) USA network (South West championships wrestling)Channel 47 ( Florida championship wrestling)so the wrestling fan in the North East knew of Ric Flair.

@LuisReyes-pb4dt Год назад

Remember watching CWF onchannel 47 in Brooklyn ,NY in the 80s .and MSG,and TBS. Great times .

@garydevlin8178 Год назад

To be da Man! Solo had to Critique da Man! whoooo!

@jadmantoura4483 Год назад

This is not meant to mock in any way, but I’m genuinely worried that Ric Flair might suffer from bipolar disorder, the way he just randomly lashes out at people for no publicly explained reason.

@sticketer Год назад

Solomon, you should check out the Wrestle Kingdom promo by Will Ospreay. Oh MY GOD!!! You have to go out of your way to see the press conference, it was something else. Best Will Ospreay promo, ever. Easily the best promo of the year.

@comixproviderftw_02 Год назад

He’ll probably talk about it this Sunday

@gman2015z Год назад

He prob saw it but is too busy to cover it right now.

@TheSolomonster Год назад

Mentioned it on Twitter. The REAL main event after that promo. 🔥

@RobertoTheOriginalManFromTheA Год назад

Richard Flier died a long time ago...cause he always wanted to be Ric Flair...and it's cost him..over time..from more drinking, partying and RUNNING AWAY FRIENDS!...But through flair...is likely why wwe is SO KIND TO CHARLOTTE..🤣🤣

@Lord_Bibulous Год назад

I think Richard Fliehr died in that plane crash.

@CharlesNyonga Год назад

I was privileged enough to be able to see NWA and WWF in my region of the country. So at the time, I was aware of Flair going into WWF. I was more a fan of NWA anyways so I wanted him to run through the WWF roster.

@XombieLejon66 Год назад

Flair is the real life version of Mickey Rourke's character in the film "The Wrestler". A big star of the past who is a complete and utter screw-up in every other part of his life that doesn't involve wrestling. And I'm pretty sure Flair wants to die in the ring too

@rogerhorton3007 Год назад

At 73 years old he is what he is.He’s live a crazy wild sometimes out of control lifestyle he’s been this way his whole adult life so when it comes to his drinking he’s not going to stop.He probably thinks at his age he’s gonna enjoy the rest of his life and if his drinking leads to his demise so be it.

@benespinosa6725 Год назад

I might watch this documentary since I haven't seen it yet

@tashrif46 4 месяца назад

14:41 I couldn't believe when he said that about Jim Ross

@gman2015z Год назад

I don't blame Flair for not wanting to meet his supposed brother. Could b a fake person with bad intentions. After all Flair's been thru he doesn't need that.

@ren17x50 Год назад

Most of what rics been through is his creation

@Lord_Bibulous Год назад

I met my half brother a couple of years ago. We're not close at all but we had a couple of drinks talked and talked for a while. It was more closure for him to know a little more about our scumbag father. But to each their own.

@sneslive1556 Год назад

Flair the person is an ass. One of the greatest of all times though.

@mootfm1107 Год назад

Ric’s gripe with JR also had to do with Jim Ross revealing on his podcast about flairs financial issues from information Ross was only privy to due to his position as head of talent relations in the early 2000’s in WWE.

@henrikschmidt3964 Год назад

I am hardly Ric's biggest supporter, but that 911 call was really hard to listen to. I felt so bad for Flair for that one. Still do.

@xenoslayer360 Год назад

You should check out the Teddy Hart mini docuseries.

@spoogtastic Год назад

I watched this doc as well and thought it was pretty good, alot of retread but it was more deep than a lot of the docs that are done in wwe.

@coreypayne1208 Год назад

To me this was done just for Ric to paint him a good light but all it does expose him as an egomaniac

@gaipontiff2 Год назад

I always found it funny that if you go back and watch any of the WCW documentaries that have been done over the last 20 years, you will find about half a dozen people that will claim that they brought Hogan to WCW. Bischoff, Flair, Mike Graham......etc.

@smackdowngod Год назад

Kevin Sullivan

@gaipontiff2 Год назад

@@smackdowngod yep him too.

@mrterp04 Год назад

Surprised Hogan hasn’t slipped up and taken credit for bringing himself to WCW.

@jerranspearman3369 Год назад

good review

@owl509 Год назад

Did you watch this at 4x speed?

@jeremymcgill4053 Год назад

It was one of the best Ric Flair documentaries but the only thing that killed it for me was the excessive voice overs.

@tthomaselli2 4 месяца назад

"Ric Flair's a man who's paid more in alimony than Vince McMahon did to purchase WCW in the spring of 2001.". Yikes!...

@TheBrakedown Год назад

The comment was “you’ve gotta know when to walk away from ric flair”

@geezy458 Год назад

I don't get why flair is considered the GOAT. I have Austin, Rock, Hogan, Bruno and Andre all more over then him. As far as in ring, I got Bret Hart, HBK, Steamboat.. the list goes on

@Calculon1712 Год назад

Apparently Conrad got interviewed for this but they werent shown. From what i read, it was either he requested to have them removed for some reason, or WWE took them out

@skippythealien9627 Год назад

it was probably a combination of both lol

@damonmcfarland9364 Год назад

"Richard Fliehr" left after Reid died. Wendy said it...he's the nature boy because he blames himself for his son's death and won't acknowledge.

@johnenigma8506 Год назад

I was going to say Didn't ESPN already do this?

@javo10ful Год назад

Ric flair vs ryback at Tokyo dome 2023 will get 6/5 stars by Dave “GOD” Meltzer

@crushthecrusher7134 Год назад

RIC flair hit by lightning oh sit that is crazy

@Scourge77 Год назад

Ric is a carny and will always be a carny. Even though he's a legendary figure, history will not look kindly on Ric the person.

@paulkokorotsis8215 Год назад

Flair is also insecure that Becky Lynch is called The Man. It eats him alive.

@JR_Donofrio Год назад

I refuse to watch any documentaries on flair after dark side of the ring and Ric flairs last match. I will however go back and watch old matches of his because he is one of the best wrestlers ever. I just don’t like him as a person. So I thank you solomonster for watching this and reviewing it so I don’t have to