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Guest Coffey

This just irks me. If you're quoting Ric Flair, and you say "Whoo" isn't that the same as saying who? Where as "WOOOOOO" would be Woo.

 

Needs less H...much like RAW.

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Guest WrestlingDeacon

No, the correct spelling is "WHOOOOOOOOOOOOO!" It's pronounced more like "Wa-HOOOOOOOOOOO!" than just plain who or woo, but Flair downplays the extra syllable when he does it. You can tell the difference as Sting's call was more "Woooo!" and you can really hear the difference anytime the two of them got into a screaming battle to pop the crowd.

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Guest eiker_ir

why everybody even the WWF/E always write TRIPLE H intead of HHH, writing Triple H seems so stupied to me....

 

heh

 

and yeah Flair says Whooooooo and Sting Wooooo

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Whoooooooo!

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Guest The Tino Standard

WWE Ric Flair t-shirts say "Woooo" sans H.

 

Like it or not, if you want to be fair to Flair while he's in WWE land, you have to go w/o the h in "Woooo".

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Guest Coffey
WWE Ric Flair t-shirts say "Woooo" sans H.

 

Like it or not, if you want to be fair to Flair while he's in WWE land, you have to go w/o the h in "Woooo".

Quote & Submit.

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Guest JHawk

See. my pet peeve is that WWE doesn't spell it with the H...

 

Much like I hate how WCW and WWE both spell it "Eddie" Guerrero when it's "Eddy" Guerrero.

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Guest WrestlingDeacon

Who wants to follow anything the WWE marketing department sets forth? It will always be "WHOOOOOOOOOOO!" to the proud and educated.

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Guest razazteca

No Sting is not WOOOO it more of a AHOUUUUU as in I got an ouchie please kiss my finger mommy.

 

Flair says WOOOOOOOOO, no H is pronounced because of his Southern accent.

 

Flair is a slow smooth WOOOOO while Sting is more of a exciting jump out of you seat yell.

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Guest Bricks

Week before WrestleMania X8, in an interview on TSN's Off The Record, Ric Flair, The Man himself was asked whether it was "Whoo" or "Wooo".

 

He said "Wooo"

 

Ric Flair himself says it's "Wooo" so it *is* "Wooo".

 

Are you going to question The Nature Boy?

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Guest WrestlingDeacon

The current Ric Flair working in the WWE is obviously a pod person replacing the real Ric Flair and being mind controlled by Triple H. That's pretty common knowledge. You can't trust anything that dirty imposter says. FREE FLAIR!

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Guest bob_barron
flair = WHOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!

No-

It's WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Not WHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

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Guest notJames

It's actually "Wu", as Ric Flair is a big fan of the Wu Tang Clan.

 

;)

 

Seriously, it's "Woooooooo!", no "h". Sit down.

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Guest razazteca

Its "WOOOOOOOOOoooooooooo"

 

As in the begining it is loud then slowing goes into a lower tone in a smooth fashion.

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Guest nWoScorpion

if it had "H" in it then it would be saying "who" with emphasis on the "oooo"

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Guest Big McLargeHuge
if it had "H" in it then it would be saying "who" with emphasis on the "oooo"

Exactly.

 

It's Woo sans the H.

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