What if...(bear with me here)

**wrestlingfan66513** · 07-14-2011, 09:50 PM

What if Zack Ryder came to Impact and was managed by Ric Flair ( or Flair came to WWE and managed Ryder).
I think it would be great for Ryder's career, help him become recognized even more and would be entertaining. Flair could show Ryder how to be styling and profiling and Ryder would take Flair to clubs for some great skits to show him how people today party. Imagine Woo Woo Woo vs. Wooooooooo. That could make great TV. All jokes aside, this would be great since they both have so much charisma and Flair could help Ryder improve in the ring. What are your thoughts and opinions.

**Tay Moran** · 07-14-2011, 09:59 PM

I like the idea of Ryder going to TNA because he'd be used more but i think ric flair should retire for good

**Rockstar83** · 07-14-2011, 10:38 PM

Are you kidding me bro?

No way. Ryder can hang by himself he got the hugest pop on Superstars this thursday and...he should be US Champion or IC Champion which ever title is on RAw now I 4got....wwwyki bro

Originally Posted by wrestlingfan66513

What if Zack Ryder came to Impact and was managed by Ric Flair ( or Flair came to WWE and managed Ryder).
I think it would be great for Ryder's career, help him become recognized even more and would be entertaining. Flair could show Ryder how to be styling and profiling and Ryder would take Flair to clubs for some great skits to show him how people today party. Imagine Woo Woo Woo vs. Wooooooooo. That could make great TV. All jokes aside, this would be great since they both have so much charisma and Flair could help Ryder improve in the ring. What are your thoughts and opinions.

**SilverGhost** · 07-14-2011, 10:51 PM

I thought TNA has that Zack Ryder reject?

**Anyrysm** · 07-14-2011, 10:58 PM

That wouldn't work for the simple fact that Naitch would always be the alpha player in that relationship. It would also be "Flair's young protégé" and never "Ryder's manager". Ryder's best chance for success is one little angle or even a partnership with someone who is his equal (or even slightly inferior).