At one end of the feud was Ric Flair, one of the most iconic figures in professional wrestling history, the poster boy of the NWA (and WCW later on) whose promos and heartfelt passion for the world title was always evident.
Opposite Flair was Ricky Steamboat, a true master of his craft. He was the ultimate good guy who became a star after his classic bout with "Macho Man" Randy Savage two years before at WrestleMania III.
"I felt like they killed it. All those matches are different. The effort was intense. The professionalism was A-plus. I knew when we did them; they were special."