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A great Ric Flair promo boast, be it directed at Ricky Steamboat, Magnum T.A., Dusty Rhodes, Sting, Nikita Koloff, or countless others who got in his way to the gold. Flair is one of those stars whom you could believe could win under any circumstances, and the fact that he was willing to do anything (cheat, bleed--especially bleed) is what made him a legend.

I went with a less "chosen one" feel for this other Flair shot, using the same custom as before with the subtle difference of where the 1985 championship belt is placed, as well as closing the robe and color choice. Slightly less stylized than the other picture too, it's a simple portrait of Flair throwing up the Four Horsemen "four fingered" salute while clutching the belt, as if he's looking at the camera boasting and going "Wooo!", issuing a challenge to whoever can come down to the ring and face him.

Probably Ricky Steamboat, but I wouldn't be surprised if Dusty Rhodes made an appearance to show Flair real "hard times".

Description
A great Ric Flair promo boast, be it directed at Ricky Steamboat, Magnum T.A., Dusty Rhodes, Sting, Nikita Koloff, or countless others who got in his way to the gold. Flair is one of those stars whom you could believe could win under any circumstances, and the fact that he was willing to do anything (cheat, bleed--especially bleed) is what made him a legend.

I went with a less "chosen one" feel for this other Flair shot, using the same custom as before with the subtle difference of where the 1985 championship belt is placed, as well as closing the robe and color choice. Slightly less stylized than the other picture too, it's a simple portrait of Flair throwing up the Four Horsemen "four fingered" salute while clutching the belt, as if he's looking at the camera boasting and going "Wooo!", issuing a challenge to whoever can come down to the ring and face him.

Probably Ricky Steamboat, but I wouldn't be surprised if Dusty Rhodes made an appearance to show Flair real "hard times".