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#4. Shawn Michaels vs. Ric Flair in a Career Threatening Match (WWE WrestleMania 24)
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Ric Flair was at the tail end of his career when he returned to WWE in 2007. Vince McMahon put down the stipulation that when Flair lost his next match, he would have to retire. This led to months of the 16-time world champion overcoming Career Threatening Matches against the likes of MVP and Mr. Kennedy. When WrestleMania season came, he wanted his biggest challenge yet.
Flair challenged a man who looked up to The Nature Boy and was synonymous with WrestleMania, Shawn Michaels. HBK was hesitant, but he eventually accepted. The two put on a memorable encounter at WrestleMania 24. It was emotional and grueling. The ending saw Michaels say the iconic words, "I'm sorry, I love you", before hitting Sweet Chin Music for the win.
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#3. The Ultimate Warrior vs. Macho Man Randy Savage in a Retirement Match (WWE WrestleMania 7)
The rivalry between The Ultimate Warrior and Macho Man Randy Savage spanned months and centered on Savage wanting a shot at the WWE Championship. He eventually cost Warrior the title at the Royal Rumble 1991, helping Sgt. Slaughter claim the gold. This led to Warrior vs. Savage with the added stipulation of a retirement match to finally settle the score.
The Ultimate Warrior and Macho Man Randy Savage fought tooth and nail to survive this battle and walk away with the victory. It was physical destruction by both men. Savage looked on the brink of victory after four straight flying elbow drops, but Warrior kicked out, made a comeback and beat him with a running shoulder block to continue his career in the company.
