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Ric Flair has reloaded his guns and is shooting for the first time on video in about five years. Flair conducted a brand new shoot interview recently and is speaking out against TNA Impact Wrestling for the first time since his release.

RF Video caught up with Flair recently and secured him for his first shoot interview since leaving TNA Wrestling. This was Flair’s first real opportunity to sit down and give his side of the story regarding all of those infamous Flair-TNA stories such as the infamous European bus, missing autographs sessions, getting bumped, and more fun from the Teflon Man.

One of the things you’ll see discussed in the video is how Flair felt about having his match with Sting bumped off of pay per view to television. “I was actually glad they put it on Impact because nobody watched their pay per views (laughs(.

Flair goes hard after former ECW champion Shane Douglas as well in the shoot. Flair was asked about rumors that he was going to work with Shane at the ECW themed Hard Justice TNA pay per view. Flair denies that and then goes on to bury Douglas hard. Flair claims that Douglas has more heat than anyone in the business. Those old ECW promos apparently still sting at Flair.

As a matter of full disclosure I should say that I did write out the questions for the Flair interview, although the interviewer asked plenty of his own. If you are looking to get some insight on Flair in the last few years, you’ll probably really enjoy the interview. Flair has signed on to do several more with RF Video in the near future. You can check out RFVideo.com for more information.

In the meantime, let’s all sit back and enjoy some Ric Flair going off on TNA Wrestling. Woo!

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