Wrestler who turned face and returned to active competition on the June 17 episode of Raw. He was brutally attacked by former ally Eddie Guerrero and Chris Benoit, leading to a scheduled match between Flair and Guerrero at King of the Ring.
Ric Flair faces Triple H in a Last Man Standing match at Survivor Series. Their singles contest is one of the event's featured matches, alongside the interpromotional Survivor Series elimination match and the WWE Championship bout between John Cena and Kurt Angle.
Ric Flair is the WWE Intercontinental Champion and defends his title against Triple H in a steel cage match. He retains the championship by being the first wrestler to exit the cage, defeating the challenge posed by Triple H in one of the event’s featured title matches.
Ric Flair is the Intercontinental Champion and is targeted by Edge during the Cutting Edge segment, where Edge and his associate insult him. The incident leads to a title match against Edge at New Year's Revolution. Flair also loses to Kurt Angle in an Elimination Chamber qualification match.
Ric Flair is attacked by Chris Jericho with a chair after Jericho interrupts his Raw promo. Flair accepts Jericho's challenge and defeats him at SummerSlam. Jericho later asks for another match, and Flair agrees to face him at Unforgiven with Jericho's Intercontinental Championship on the line.
Ric Flair, described as a WWE co-owner, referees the Backlash match between Steve Austin and The Undertaker for a title-challenger opportunity. He misses Austin's foot on the rope during the deciding pinfall, then apologizes the next night. Flair later turns against Austin and books himself and Big Show in a 2-on-1 Handicap match against him at Judgment Day.
Ric Flair faces Umaga in a brief match at the event. Flair loses when Umaga pins him after delivering a Samoan Spike. The summary describes Flair's role through this bout and gives no further actions or connections for him.
Ric Flair teamed with Batista to defend the World Tag Team Championship against The Dudley Boyz in a Tables Match. Flair and Batista retained the titles after Batista eliminated D-Von through a table; the summary does not specify a separate action by Flair.
Wrestling legend participating in a highly anticipated retirement match.
Ric Flair betrayed AJ Styles, after which Styles entered a feud with Matt Hardy, described as Flair's accomplice. Flair and Matt Hardy defeated Styles on March 10, establishing Flair's role in the events leading to Styles's Victory Road match against Matt.
Ric Flair is the special guest referee for the Raw brand encounter between The Undertaker and Steve Austin. His stated role is to officiate their featured match; the summary does not describe him taking part as a competitor or give further details about his actions.
Ric Flair is a World Wrestling Federation co-owner who announces a Raw match pitting Steve Austin and Big Show against Scott Hall and X-Pac. After Big Show turns on Austin, Flair schedules the two to meet at Insurrextion and names himself the special referee for their match.
Ric Flair has 367 screen credits in a career dating back to 1974. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently WWE SummerSlam Collection with 3 titles. Signature works include WWE: The U.S. Championship: A Legacy of Greatness, WWE: Macho Man - The Randy Savage Story, WCW Bash at the Beach 1994. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
