Ric Flair doesn't understand why pro wrestling lacks a union.
He was asked to help form one, but declined, fearing replacement.
## What happened?
Ric Flair's pro wrestling career is legendary, with fellow icons like The Rock and Steve Austin hailing him as one of the greatest.
He had tremendous feuds with Harley Race, Ricky Steamboat, and Terry Funk.
## Why it matters for Ric Flair
Flair brought up the lack of a wrestling union during a recent appearance on *Games with Names*, citing WWE's record profits.
He said, "How do we not have a union? A multi-billion-dollar company. No union… Nobody wants to do it because they’ll just move on without you."
## What comes next?
Jesse Ventura recalled his attempt to unionize WWE before WrestleMania II in 1986, and had asked Flair to join him.
Flair admitted he was asked to help form a union, but didn't want to explore it, saying "They'll just replace me."
He mentioned Hulk Hogan was also asked, and they both declined.
The issue of a wrestling union remains a topic of discussion, with many wondering why it hasn't been established yet.
Ric Flair's comments highlight the complexity of the issue, and the challenges of organizing a union in the pro wrestling industry.
As of 2024, there is still no union in pro wrestling, despite the efforts of wrestlers like Jesse Ventura.
The lack of a union has significant implications for wrestlers, including their working conditions, pay, and benefits.
Ric Flair's legacy continues to be felt in the pro wrestling world, with his feuds and matches remaining some of the most iconic in history.
His comments on the lack of a union serve as a reminder of the ongoing issues in the industry, and the need for change.