Ric Flair: His Titles and Feuds
STEAMBOAT * HOGAN * STING * RHODES * OTHER FEUDS * HORSEMEN


TITLES WON:
  • Mid-Atlantic Tag Team titles w/Rip Hawk defeating Paul Jones & Bob Bruggers (July 4, 1974);
  • Mid-Atlantic Television title defeating Paul Jones (1975);
  • NWA World Tag Team titles w/Greg Valentine defeating Gene & Ole Anderson (December 26, 1976);
  • Mid-Atlantic Television title defeating Rufus R. Jones (1977);
  • Mid-Atlantic Tag Team titles w/Greg Valentine defeating Dino Bravo & Tiger Conway Jr (June 30, 1977);
  • NWA United States title defeating Bobo Brazil (September 1977);
  • NWA World Tag Team titles w/Greg Valentine defeating Gene & Ole Anderson (October 30, 1977);
  • NWA United States title defeating Mr. Wrestling (May 1978);
  • NWA (Mid-Atlantic) Tag Team titles w/John Studd defeating ???? & ???? (June 30, 1978);
  • NWA (Mid-Atlantic) Tag Team titles w/John Studd defeating Paul Jones & Ricky Steamboat (October 30, 1978);
  • NWA United States title defeating Ricky Steamboat (April 1, 1979);
  • NWA World Tag Team titles w/Blackjack Mulligan defeating Baron Von Raschke & Paul Jones (August 8, 1979);
  • NWA United States title defeating Greg Valentine (November 24, 1980);
  • NWA United States title defeating Jimmy Snuka (April 19, 1981);
  • NWA World Heavyweight title defeating Dusty Rhodes (September 17, 1981);
  • Missouri Heavyweight title defeating David von Erich (July 15, 1983)
  • NWA World Heavyweight title defeating Harley Race (November 24, 1983);
  • NWA World Heavyweight title defeating Harly Race (March 24, 1984);
  • NWA World Heavyweight title defeating Kerry von Erich (May 24, 1984 in Japan);
  • NWA World Heavyweight title defeating Dusty Rhodes (August 7, 1986);
  • NWA World Heavyweight title defeating Ron Garvin (November 26, 1987);
  • NWA World Heavyweight title defeating Ricky Steamboat (May 7, 1989);
  • NWA World Heavyweight title defeating Sting (January 11, 1991);
  • NWA World Heavyweight title defeating Tatsumi Fujinami (May 19, 1991);
  • WWF Royal Rumble Winner (January 19, 1992);
  • WWF Heavyweight title by winning the Royal Rumble (January 19, 1992);
  • WWF Heavyweight title defeating Randy Savage (September 1, 1992);
  • NWA World Heavyweight title defeating Barry Windham (July 18, 1993);
  • WCW World Heavyweight title defeating Vader (December 27, 1993);
  • WCW World Heavyweight title defeating Ricky Steamboat (March 24, 1994);
  • WCW World Heavyweight title defeating Sting (June 23, 1994);
  • WCW World Heavyweight title defeating Randy Savage (December 25, 1995);
  • WCW World Heavyweight title defeating Randy Savage (February 11, 1996);
  • WCW United States title defeating Konnan (July 7, 1996);
  • WCW World Heavyweight title defeating Hulk Hogan (March 14, 1999);
  • WCW World Heavyweight title defeating Jeff Jarrett (May 15, 2000);
  • WCW World Heavyweight title defeating Kevin Nash (May 29, 2000);
  • (WWE) World Tag Team titles w/Batista defeating The Dudley Boyz in a Tag Team Turmoil match (Armageddon 2003);
  • (WWE) World Tag Team titles w/Batista defeating Booker T & Rob Van Dam (March 22, 2004 - RAW);
  • WWE Intercontinental title defeating Carlito Cool (September 18, 2005 - Unforgiven);
  • (WWE) World Tag Team titles w/Roddy Piper defeating The Spirit Squad (November 5, 2006);

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    Flair vs. Steamboat
    One of Ric Flair's most famous rivals was Ricky Steamboat.  He and Steamboat battled for months over the World's Heavyweight title in 1989 and again in 1994 in bouts held by wrestling purists to be some of the best matches of all time.
    Flair vs. Hogan
    These two icons of the squared circle saw plenty of each other over their careers, especially when Hogan joined WCW in 1994.  Flair and Hogan would encounter each other in matches at least 15 times over the years, with  5 of those being World's Heavyweight title matches.  While Hogan may be the household name, Flair always gets the nod as the better wrestler.

    Hogan and Flair signing for their historic first World's title dream match in 1994.

    Their match on the last WCW Nitro

    		 Flair vs. Sting
    These two long-time competitors' rivalry was the backbone of WCW and the southern wrestling scene for what seemed like decades.  But in reality their first meeting was only on March 27, 1988 at the first Clash of the Champions where the two wrestled to a 45-minute draw.  Over the years, these two have been both friends and bitter enemies and have crossed paths innumerable times.  In fact, the last match on WCW's final night of television programming was Flair vs. Sting one last time.
     

    		 Flair vs. Dusty Rhodes
    Dusty Rhodes was the opposite of Flair - humble, blue-collar, upright, and true.  And it was in their differences that their rivalry became historic.  In the heyday of the NWA, Flair and Rhodes tore down the roof in arenas around the country and their feud which saw the formation of the Four Horsemen and the emergence Nikita Koloff as one of Flair's great opponents, escalated both men to immortality.  They traded World's title victories and bragging rights for years, with Flair winning two from Rhodes, while Rhodes only won one from Flair.

    Flair and Rhodes scale a cage


    Flair and Harley Race    		 Flair's Other Notable Feuds
    Flair and Bret "Hit Man" Hart

    Flair and Mick Foley
    Flair and Rowdy Roddy Piper
    Flair and Triple H


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