Lets take a look back in time, before jumping ship to a new organization was not all over the Internet, and even the greatest of the greats could not win a world title in another federation. Bruno Sammartino could have easily been the NWA World champion had he chose to leave the comfort zone of the northeast on a regular basis. In these early days, the NWA champion had to defend the title all across the world. The wrestler was a true world champion. He had to venture to rival regional promotions where screw jobs could easily occur. The champion had to know how defend himself in the ring in case some shenanigans were afoot.
In 1992 a huge and rare event occurred often overlooked by fans today. Ric Flair, after years in the NWA...
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