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>Ric Flair just dropped his personal Mount Rushmore of wrestling legends—and yeah, he didn’t even put himself on it.
>During an episode of Busted Open Master’s Class, Flair made it clear who he thinks really changed the game. “I think Shawn Michaels is the greatest worker in the history of business. I would go with Shawn, Undertaker, Steve Austin, and Hulk for sure,” Flair said.
>No hesitation. No sugarcoating. Flair gave it straight: Shawn Michaels, the ultimate in-ring technician. The Undertaker, the guy who dominated for decades. “Stone Cold” Steve Austin, the face of the Attitude Era who made WWE must-see TV. And Hulk Hogan, the man who turned wrestling into a global phenomenon.
>The crazy part? Flair didn’t even put himself on the list. Total flex of humility—or maybe even a shot at how big the other four really were. Either way, Flair’s picks are a straight-up reminder of who truly ran the wrestling world.
>During an episode of Busted Open Master’s Class, Flair made it clear who he thinks really changed the game. “I think Shawn Michaels is the greatest worker in the history of business. I would go with Shawn, Undertaker, Steve Austin, and Hulk for sure,” Flair said.
>No hesitation. No sugarcoating. Flair gave it straight: Shawn Michaels, the ultimate in-ring technician. The Undertaker, the guy who dominated for decades. “Stone Cold” Steve Austin, the face of the Attitude Era who made WWE must-see TV. And Hulk Hogan, the man who turned wrestling into a global phenomenon.
>The crazy part? Flair didn’t even put himself on the list. Total flex of humility—or maybe even a shot at how big the other four really were. Either way, Flair’s picks are a straight-up reminder of who truly ran the wrestling world.
