[1990-06-29-NWA-Power Hour] Interview: Ric Flair & Ole Anderson

[Loss]

Talk about it here.

[Loss]

I'm not really sure why Ole is there, but Flair does a great promo hyping the Bash. I love that his shirt matches his hair.

[PeteF3]

I like the contrasting promo styles. Ole wants Sting grounded into the mat and embarrassed and beaten down, Flair just wants Sting to try to prove that he's ready to be The Man.

[soup23]

I don't really like Ole hanging out as a mouth piece for Flair. Good promo and this program has actually been kind of light on promos so far on the yearbook.

[Kevin Ridge]

I think Ole kind of stepped over Flair's promo with the whole two feet comment which kind of messed up Flair's comment after.

[garretta]

Ole's tried to be JJ Dillon throughout this year, but JJ knew when and how to say his piece. Ole still talks like he's actually getting in the ring regularly, which takes away from the rest of the group's promos, especially Flair's.

 

Despite the mixed message that Ole tried to send, this was really good, a classic Flair "talking is over, now it's showtime" promo. No one did them better.

[drew wardlaw]

Good job by Flair here, trying to build himself up as the ace of the company and the Bash is when Sting has the opportunity to take over that role.

[GSR]

Ole says that when the people tune in on July 7th they’re going to see Ric Flair, the World Heavyweight champion, walk into the ring with that belt and leave. still wearing the World title belt. Flair tells Sting that it’s gut check time and it’s time to be the World Heavyweight champion if he’s man enough. For nine years he’s been the cock of the walk, the man who no-one came close to. In Baltimore on July 7^th Sting’s got to prove to himself and the public worldwide that he’s ready to be the man and ready to be the one and only World Heavyweight champion. ‘No way’ says the Naitch!

[dawho5]

Ole needs to go as the Horsemen manager. He's not adding anything at all, and there are times he takes things away.