Two-time WWE Hall of Famer Ric Flair shared his thoughts on which wrestlers would be the ideal fit for the legendary Four Horsemen stable.
In an interview on Baltimore’s 98 Rock Morning Show with Justin, Scott, and Spiegel, Ric Flair, known for his iconic role in the original Four Horsemen alongside Arn Anderson, Ole Anderson, and Tully Blanchard, handpicked four wrestling stars who he believes embody the essence of being a “Horseman.”
Flair’s first choice for the Four Horsemen lineup is none other than Dolph Ziggler. Ziggler’s charisma and dedication to his craft make him a natural fit for the group. Flair’s second selection is Seth Rollins, who possesses the perfect combination of athleticism and showmanship that would make him a standout member of the stable.
The first guy I would take is Dolph Ziggler. The second guy would be Seth Rollins.
For the third spot, Flair took a moment to ponder, emphasising that being a Horseman requires not only skill but also the ability to enjoy life. After careful consideration, Flair settled on Roman Reigns. Despite the need to choose his words carefully, Flair praised Reigns as a trooper and someone who could excel in the role.
The third guy would be, let me think, for Horsemen that requires a lot. You have to be good at what you do, you have to be able to enjoy life. Let me think. God I haven’t had too much fun with him, but I’m sure he’d be great, Roman Reigns. Roman is a trooper,
As for the final member, Flair mentioned Randy Orton, acknowledging that he may be more laid-back now due to his personal life but still considers him the best wrestler in the business. Ric Flair expressed that Orton’s talent and experience would be invaluable to the group.
Oh God, he would run from me but Randy Orton for sure, but he is so married now and so laid back and having a good time. Make no mistake, Randy Orton right now is still the best wrestler in wrestling.
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H/t to TJRWrestling.net