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#3 17 times, really?
Ric Flair and Hulk Hogan were part of Miz TV this week as the two men looked to build up their upcoming match at Crown Jewel when they will both be the coaches of their own five man teams.
Flair was the man who was first introduced to the ring as a 16-time World Champion, but interestingly when Flair actually made his way out, the titantron read 17-Time Champion. John Cena was able to equal Flair's record last year so he has only held 17 World Championships, so it's unknown as to why there was a production error of this magnitude since it's well known that he's a 16-time Champion and two-time Hall of Famer.
Flair went on to botch a number of times throughout the segment as he forgot his lines, talked over The Miz and then wasn't even able to introduce Randy Orton since he tripped over his lines so many times that The Viper was just sent out to the ring instead.
It was a cringe-worthy segment that was once again as expected, filled with botches from the WWE legends.
Teddy Long snaps when Swerve Strickland's race is brought up HERE
