Lawler also says that he and Flair lived completely different lives. Flair was a party animal where as Lawler preferred to avoid that scene altogether. He informs that Flair might arrive in a certain town to work a show where he’d be paid $3,000 for his match, and then later that night he’d rack up a $3,500 bar tab. Lawler, on the other hand, has never had a sip of alcohol in his life.
He goes on to say that being the World Champion had its perks, and Flair wouldn’t have had to buy one drink in his life if he didn’t want to. That didn’t matter to Flair because he always wanted to be the life of the party. He’s a very generous person so he’d always insist on buying everyone’s alcohol.
Lawler informs that he and Flair eventually began working in WWE together and they became closer as friends. Over the last few years they’ve actually worked at a lot of wrestling conventions together which has been very cool.
Moore points out that Impact Wrestling are paying people to attend there next set of television tapings in Ottawa, Canada. They’re apparently paying $12.50/hour for three 4-hour shoots, and Lawler says he’s never seen anything like this in the wrestling industry before. Hollywood productions use extras all the time, but he’s never seen it in the wrestling business.
