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Does this still mean the same to you today than when it first aired?
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Nope. Can't follow that by being Gunner's manager.
Dog Based Gremlin
Veteran
@ that nikka making millions of fans cry that RAW after Wrestlemania 24 then coming back shyttin on all of us
I kind of believed for a second. I believed he was leaving mainstream television but if one was being logical, there was no way that was truly possible with his financial issues.
I just have to shake my head, it's a shame that one of the greatest of all time has become a complete joke. It doesn't take away from his body of work and influence but it overshadows what he has accomplished.
Yeah, it does. I still think he's an overrated piece of trash 
Riley Escobar
GOAT
Hogan
I look at it a lot like I look at Mike Tyson's fight with Lennox Lewis. It hurt to watch at the time and everything after in ring career wise I for the most part tune out
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seanjohn21276
Pro
Nope. It doesn't. I don't agree with Naitch going to TNA and wrestling(which made the whole retirement thing/video package null and void), but considering he owes everyone and their momma money from Naitching, I understand.
Jmare007
pico pal q lee
I thought it would take him longer to go back to the ring but I NEVER thought he would really retire. And I find it shocking so many people believed he would never wrestle again.
That said, his match with Michaels and the farewell on RAW had me
and it's still powerful.
That said, his match with Michaels and the farewell on RAW had me
and it's still powerful.
Bob Loblaw
Superstar
I couldn't watch it then. But I'm glad he didn't stay away long. Dude was mad entertaining in TNA 
Every one of his in-ring segments should've been called A Flair for fukkery.
Every one of his in-ring segments should've been called A Flair for fukkery.
Real talk, I think Flair's farewell segment in its entirety is probably the very best thing I've ever seen on a wrestling program.
And yeah of course he tarnished it when he continued to wrestle, and he's taken countless L's over the years, but I don't find it too hard to separate his WWE career from his TNA career. I look at them as two separate entities and I still see that farewell segment as his REAL goodbye to wrestling. It's still powerful television whenever I watch it. His emotional attachment was to WWE, so it was a genuine goodbye.
TNA was just business to him, although he still managed to be entertaining there.
On a related note, the major sports can only dream of matching WWE when it comes to honoring their legends.
And yeah of course he tarnished it when he continued to wrestle, and he's taken countless L's over the years, but I don't find it too hard to separate his WWE career from his TNA career. I look at them as two separate entities and I still see that farewell segment as his REAL goodbye to wrestling. It's still powerful television whenever I watch it. His emotional attachment was to WWE, so it was a genuine goodbye.
TNA was just business to him, although he still managed to be entertaining there.
On a related note, the major sports can only dream of matching WWE when it comes to honoring their legends.
TNA is non canon so it was truly his last match ever.
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