The Nature Boy Shoots On Orlando Jordan's Boyfriend

[Deexter Jorgan]

I totally agree, it is a public relations nightmare. I guess my point is how would you react? Granted, I don't know you or your preference, but if I was at a bar and another man attempted to force his sexuality on me (not saying that's what happened, but we don't know it didn't) I would do more than shake him up with a "promo". Hopefully, there are enough witnesses to clear this issue up. I'm not saying either man was wrong or right, but Jordan's companion looked fairly young and Flair's in his sixty's. Shaken up? C'mon. A payday maybe.

Even though my sexuality has no reference in this thread I will tell you that I am straight and I'm a muslim, my culture dictates that i should be intolerable to that i do not understand but guess what?, I'm not like that.

Have you seen the size of Jordans partner?, how can he had forced his sexuality to a guy the size of flair?, that bares no relevance at all, its like throwing stones at a tidle wave, Flair through his wieght around at a guy who couldnt defend himself or even knew how to.

and truthfully I want to see how many witnesses can justify this mess because as far as im concerned no matter how big of a payday the guy got he didnt deserve abuse, I would never abuse anyone about race, creed, culture or sexual intentions, in the end even if this guy was coming onto Flair he could have just said not interested, its not like he was going to marry the guy.

 

[jccool420]

WOW... Did anyone think that this just may be a work...?

TNA let OJ portray this character to create controversy... Maybe they staged a little stunt at a bar that is filled with wrestlers, so there are probably lots of fans there too... Just to get people talking...

And if it wasn't a work, then who gives a shit!? The guy was in public and he needs to understand that he now represents TNA and if he wants to go out with the boys then he needs to act accordingly... I have no doubt that the guy did something to provoke Flair... The article never said Flair made fun of him for being gay or touched him at all, so I don't get the moron's who think this is a public relations nigtmare and think a lawsuit is coming... If anything, he was probably acting like a big shot wrestler and Flair set him straight...

 

[Deexter Jorgan]

WOW... Did anyone think that this just may be a work...?

TNA let OJ portray this character to create controversy... Maybe they staged a little stunt at a bar that is filled with wrestlers, so there are probably lots of fans there too... Just to get people talking...

And if it wasn't a work, then who gives a shit!? The guy was in public and he needs to understand that he now represents TNA and if he wants to go out with the boys then he needs to act accordingly... I have no doubt that the guy did something to provoke Flair... The article never said Flair made fun of him for being gay or touched him at all, so I don't get the moron's who think this is a public relations nigtmare and think a lawsuit is coming... If anything, he was probably acting like a big shot wrestler and Flair set him straight...

I've been looking online for more information on this situation and i would like to refer you all to this quote taken from prowrestling.net

source: prowrestling.net Ric Flair angrily confronted the on-air male companion of Orlando Jordan at a bar that a number of wrestlers and personnel hung out at following the Mar. 23 iMPACT! taping.
Flair reportedly got very upset watching the male companion dance at the bar and decided to confront him. Jordan's male companion was said to be shaken by the wrestling legend's comments and left the bar shortly thereafter.
Furthermore, Flair was said to be fuming over the young male having a role in the company as he feels he does not belong in the locker room.

Flair confronted the Young man over jealousy, the guy felt he had no place in the company and decided to let him no it, who is Flair to tell anyone in the company where they belong or dont belong, wasn't it this time last year that Rick was bashing TNA's low quality product?.


He had no right and i dont care if he felt like he was defending the business from outsiders or not, what he did was low and has taken TNA back a step in regards to promoting various sexual preferences and gender unity, it aint right and this proves it.

 

[astoph]

Even though my sexuality has no reference in this thread I will tell you that I am straight and I'm a muslim, my culture dictates that i should be intolerable to that i do not understand but guess what?, I'm not like that.

Have you seen the size of Jordans partner?, how can he had forced his sexuality to a guy the size of flair?, that bares no relevance at all, its like throwing stones at a tidle wave, Flair through his wieght around at a guy who couldnt defend himself or even knew how to.

and truthfully I want to see how many witnesses can justify this mess because as far as im concerned no matter how big of a payday the guy got he didnt deserve abuse, I would never abuse anyone about race, creed, culture or sexual intentions, in the end even if this guy was coming onto Flair he could have just said not interested, its not like he was going to marry the guy.

I'm sorry if I offended you. It was not my intentions. I have nothing against gays, straights, whites, blacks, hispanics, christians, budhists, muslims, etc. What I meant by forced was perhaps "grinding" him, getting too close or something of that nature. Having recently met Flair, he honestly isn't very intimidating and I myself would not be shaken up by him. I wasn't attempting to question you about your preferences. By the way, I'm, straight and athiest. Even?

 

[Kliq]

I think a lot of people are overreacting to this. As far as any of you know the incident was all about the guy being in a 'regular's' bar and acting like a big shot in the 'regular's' locker room. Who knows if it had anything to do with sexuality? But let's say the guy was dancing in the bar. Gay or not, you dance in a big tough man bar, you are going to receive a word or two. That isn't wrong, and it isn't worth all of the talk people are making up about it. Ric Flair is no stranger to bar brawls, and this was probably no different than any of those in the past. The guy stepped on a few wrong feet and got put in his place by a man who earned the right to do it.

Now if this man was simply minding his business and Ric came up to him and yelled at him to stop being a f@cking 746, then he would certainly be in the wrong, but I just don't think that is the case, and until any of you completely understand the situation, I wouldn't jump on Flair for it.

 

[WWE Manster03]

Honestly, if this IS a work then TNA better pray to god that GLADD doesn't get ahold of it. Angle or not they will shit a brick and protest the shit out of TNA, and Universal Studios as well since they tape their. That wouldn't be very good for TNA at all. If it ISNT a work, then TNA needs to find out what exactly happened, sit the parties involved down, and straighten it out or it just makes them look bad to the rest of the locker room. What I mean is it would look like they condone such behavior.

 

[bxbigshow]

Flair feeling this guy has no place in the locker room...(possibly) homophobic.

Flair thinking this guy has no place in TNA...(possibly homophobic and feels he didn't pay dues)

Flair confronting him because he was dancing at the bar? Maybe kayfabe related if this dude is a gay man playing a gay boyfriend in TNA and dancing without his partner?

ALL 3 REASONS would still not justify Flair from verbally assaulting this man.

The only way he would be justified is if Flair said whatever he said politely and the dude reacted like a dick. That would give Flair free reign to tear into him if he wants.

Other than that, Naitch is in the wrong and shoulb be reprimanded.

 

[farlance]

What a waste of a thread. The last time I checked its a free country and people are allowed to say what they want to say, and like or dislike whoever they want. Who are you all to judge. Im sure there are people each and everyone of you dont like or rub you the wrong way for no particular reason. Maybe Flair doesnt like feminine men prancing around with the fake homosexual accent. Doesnt make him a homophobe. You dont have to be tolerant of anyones lifestyle when your at a bar last time I checked. Sorry cant sue anybody for using free speech. Besides there is no bad publicity for TNA, whatever can get their attention. GLAAD is just like PITA, bunch of whiney liberal finger pointers. Nobody cares what they think. Im surprised that all these PC, bleeding heart liberals came out of the woodwork on this site. A wrestling site. Go figure.

 

[burnout4200]

I thought the situation explained itsself. A gay dude was dancing at the bar. We all know how gay dudes dance. It made Flair's stomach turn and he snapped. Be openly gay all you want but if you act that way around a bunch of football players you gotta expect there to be some backlash. Wrestlings always been a manly sport. A bunch of muscle bound dudes simulating fighting and hitting the gym all the time. If noone said anything he would dance like that at the bar after every show not caring that it made some people feel uncomfortable. Something had to be said ... Flair had enough balls to say it. You can call it homophobic or whatever, but I call it stupid on the gay guys part. Shake around your package enough in a manly setting and sooner or later you're gonna get your ass beat. It's common sense. If Flair wouldn't have said anything someone else would have sooner or later. He had to learn when not to flaunt his homosexuality.

 

[rkoshouldvewon]

Assuming this isn't a work and Flair did go nuts on OJ's boyfriend...

If Flair was offended by the fact this guy was a homosexual then..screw him. Who's Flair (or Joey Styles for that matter) to be up in arms about someone's orientation or lifestyle. I mention Styles because of those tweets he was posting about Barack Obama, Socialism, Catholicism, etc etc. Styles --- you worked at ECW, where you had porn stars as valets and girl on girl action. If we go by your standards, ECW was a heathen's paradise. For all the libertarians who think we have the right to live the way we want -- then sexuality and orientation is part of it. DEAL.

As for Flair's outburst.. he is from a different generation and probably is someone who's beyond uncomfortable with homosexuality.

Farlance: are you serious?

Just because we have the right to be hateful or ignorant or whatever doesn't actually mean it's RIGHT. That's something I'll never understand about the right wing. Yeah I can go around and call every black guy the N word because I've got freedom of speech..but I also have a heart and a brain. Treat others the way you'd like to be treated.

I'm straight and agnostic. The notion that someone can get offended by someone's way of life (as long as it doesn't involve murder or rape) is ridiculous.

 

[farlance]

Assuming this isn't a work and Flair did go nuts on OJ's boyfriend...

If Flair was offended by the fact this guy was a homosexual then..screw him. Who's Flair (or Joey Styles for that matter) to be up in arms about someone's orientation or lifestyle. I mention Styles because of those tweets he was posting about Barack Obama, Socialism, Catholicism, etc etc. Styles --- you worked at ECW, where you had porn stars as valets and girl on girl action. If we go by your standards, ECW was a heathen's paradise. For all the libertarians who think we have the right to live the way we want -- then sexuality and orientation is part of it. DEAL.

As for Flair's outburst.. he is from a different generation and probably is someone who's beyond uncomfortable with homosexuality.

Farlance: are you serious?

Just because we have the right to be hateful or ignorant or whatever doesn't actually mean it's RIGHT. That's something I'll never understand about the right wing. Yeah I can go around and call every black guy the N word because I've got freedom of speech..but I also have a heart and a brain. Treat others the way you'd like to be treated.

I'm straight and agnostic. The notion that someone can get offended by someone's way of life (as long as it doesn't involve murder or rape) is ridiculous.

There is a huge difference between hating someone for their race and disliking someone for how they act. Flair has the right to dislike someone for prancing around like a fairy and being flamboyant. Some gay people think they have some right to openly act sexual and be so prideful about their orientation. Notice I said "some, not all" If a strait person were to be open about what they like in bed in a work setting it would be considered sexual harassment. In a bar setting its alright but anyone should be prepared to be offending to others. But oh no gotta walk on eggshells because some gay guy is just "being himself" and he has the right, but the other person has no right to call him out on acting a fool.

 

[mooseman]

1st of all this guy apparently didn't pay any dues and gets tossed into what appears to be a main story. Flair felt it was bullshit.
2nd what kind of bar is this? Is it a club or is it a pure bar? I've been to plenty of bars where dancing isn't expected or welcomed. When someone starts dancing looks are given. If they continue to dance someone lets them know to cut it out. Maybe thats the kind of place this was. Combine that with Fliar not happy about this guys spot given to him without earning it, throw in some alcohol and i'm betting the Naitch let him know. Other guy probably had a comment and Flair snapped. Simple he wants to be "one of the boys" act like "one of the boys"!

 

[It's...Baylariat!]

There could be two ways to go with this, but ultimately the blame goes to Flair. Flair needs to learn self control. He was probably drunk considering he was in a bar and there was some alcohol around. Flair's a notorious drinker. So to be honest, he probably doesn't like the kid being involved in wrestling at all, because he has no formal training and he's taking precious time from others that may deserve it. Is it possible for Flair to be a homophobe? Well yea. He's Ric Flair! SPACE MOUNTAIN!

But I don't see that being the case. However, Flair CHOSE to join TNA. He chose whatever consequences come with being in an upstart organization trying to find it's place in pop culture. Fact is, Flair could have avoided this all together if he decided to just stay in the WWE and actually stay retired from wrestling. But he didn't. And now, he works in a wrestling company that has an openly bi-sexual wrestler in a storyline. Sure what Flair said was out of line, but it should be NO surprise to people close to Flair. He's a man who speaks his mind. Even if it's not exactly politically correct.

So do I approve of what Flair did? No. But does it surprise me? No again. Does Flair possibly have a point? Not really. A story is a story and we're in times where homosexuality is accepted in nearly every facet of life. Now, it's in pro wrestling. Do I really think Flair did that because the dude was Orlando Jordan's boyfriend? No. He probably did it because he was drunk and 'hadn't paid his dues! Wooooooo!"

 

[astoph]

1st of all this guy apparently didn't pay any dues and gets tossed into what appears to be a main story. Flair felt it was bullshit.
2nd what kind of bar is this? Is it a club or is it a pure bar? I've been to plenty of bars where dancing isn't expected or welcomed. When someone starts dancing looks are given. If they continue to dance someone lets them know to cut it out. Maybe thats the kind of place this was. Combine that with Fliar not happy about this guys spot given to him without earning it, throw in some alcohol and i'm betting the Naitch let him know. Other guy probably had a comment and Flair snapped. Simple he wants to be "one of the boys" act like "one of the boys"!

EXACTLY!!! In the Flair's "day" you actually had to WORK!!! Mooseman, you must be "Old School" like myself.

Hey Lariat, Flair did choose TNA, but doesn't the same apply to OJ's companion choosing a job in pro wrestling?

 

[Captain Insane0]

ppl ppl i doubt it would turn out to be a nightmare for TNA. it was 2 men having a brief not even physical altercation. For the ppl who are calling Flair a homophobe u guys are wrong. he has been in the business so long and has worked with many gay and lesbian wrestlers i would think. Someone even said he would hang out with Pat Patterson who has been openly gay for basically forever. he was probably just mad that this guy who hasnt done anything in the business show up on tv and that the fact OJ's gimmick or segment shouldnt be on. I would agree with Flair we understand that OJ is bi but does TNA really have to push it down out throats. Stupid idea by TNA Spike Tv is supposedly a channel for men. When every man or boy that watches TNA saw that segment i wonder what they were thinking

 

[Crippler CrossFace]

What a waste of a thread. The last time I checked its a free country and people are allowed to say what they want to say, and like or dislike whoever they want. Who are you all to judge. Im sure there are people each and everyone of you dont like or rub you the wrong way for no particular reason. Maybe Flair doesnt like feminine men prancing around with the fake homosexual accent. Doesnt make him a homophobe. You dont have to be tolerant of anyones lifestyle when your at a bar last time I checked. Sorry cant sue anybody for using free speech. Besides there is no bad publicity for TNA, whatever can get their attention. GLAAD is just like PITA, bunch of whiney liberal finger pointers. Nobody cares what they think. Im surprised that all these PC, bleeding heart liberals came out of the woodwork on this site. A wrestling site. Go figure.

The ignorance here is incredible.

First: The reason Flair was rubbed the wrong way by this guy was because of his homosexuality (all allegedly)

Second: So bar's are the place where everyone is allowed to be intolerant of others and basically shit on the premise of this country. "All men are created equal" sound familiar.

Third: A backlash against TNA from the gay community has the potential to bring down TNA as we know it. They can say TNA is misogynistic and intolerant of gays and would ruin TNA.

Fourth: GLAAD has some valid points because they are fighting for human rights. It's similar to the civil rights movement but no where near the same level of oppression.

Lets not forget Matthew Sheppard was killed simply because he was gay. That is why this is a big deal.

Again this is all speculation and could very well be a work.

I find it strange that a man that has become the king of the low blow and even the ball grab might have a problem with homosexuals.

 

[mooseman]

EXACTLY!!! In the Flair's "day" you actually had to WORK!!! Mooseman, you must be "Old School" like myself.

Ya I am. But its true in everything. I feel the same way about these punks in the NFL draft getting 100 million dollars and never playing a snap of pro ball while the vets who have busted thier ass and spilled thier blood are getting minimal contracts. Just like a guys wife shouldn't get a job because of her husband a boyfriend shouldn't get a job because of his boyfriend.

 

[It's...Baylariat!]

Hey Lariat, Flair did choose TNA, but doesn't the same apply to OJ's companion choosing a job in pro wrestling?

This is true. If the guy was a ... wait for it ... WRESTLER! See, he's just a valet so to speak. Those 'paying dues' lines don't fly with me. If he was an actual working wrestler, this still wouldn't be right. Now, we don't know what's said either. It's speculation on whether Flair's said something homophobic or not. But anyone who's sensitive and someone like Flair starts yelling at you, you tend to be scared... or in my case, mark all the hell out. But when he chose this profession, he didn't anticipate Flair or anyone confronting him at a bar for no reason.

 

[astoph]

This is true. If the guy was a ... wait for it ... WRESTLER! See, he's just a valet so to speak. Those 'paying dues' lines don't fly with me. If he was an actual working wrestler, this still wouldn't be right. Now, we don't know what's said either. It's speculation on whether Flair's said something homophobic or not. But anyone who's sensitive and someone like Flair starts yelling at you, you tend to be scared... or in my case, mark all the hell out. But when he chose this profession, he didn't anticipate Flair or anyone confronting him at a bar for no reason.

You have good point. I guess my point is valets have always (as far as I know) been female. Gays have fought for equal rights for years and finally being somewhat accepted but that does mean we should treat gay men as females? Did he expect to just walk into the locker room and every guy in there say "I'm gonna love looking at that every week? Equal is equal.

 

[JulesWagner]

The ignorance here is incredible.

First: The reason Flair was rubbed the wrong way by this guy was because of his homosexuality (all allegedly)

Second: So bar's are the place where everyone is allowed to be intolerant of others and basically shit on the premise of this country. "All men are created equal" sound familiar.

Third: A backlash against TNA from the gay community has the potential to bring down TNA as we know it. They can say TNA is misogynistic and intolerant of gays and would ruin TNA.

Fourth: GLAAD has some valid points because they are fighting for human rights. It's similar to the civil rights movement but no where near the same level of oppression.

Lets not forget Matthew Sheppard was killed simply because he was gay. That is why this is a big deal.

Again this is all speculation and could very well be a work.

I find it strange that a man that has become the king of the low blow and even the ball grab might have a problem with homosexuals.

Oooooh big word here, ignorance!

First: (all allegedly)! It's not even worth touching that one.

Second: Interpretation of some other poster's words. Again, not really worth touching.

Third: Bring down TNA. Are you kidding me, really? Some people are making way too big a thing of a little thing (if there is even a thing to begin with).

Fourth: Oooooh GLAAD. We have very little of anything in this situation but we have GLAAD's saintly statement? Didn't think so. Too much ado about nothing and too many people trying oh so very very hard to seem righteous.

Matthew Sheppard, really? Has that got anything to do with the REAL situation? I very much doubt it. I'm pretty sure some poor nameless shmuck got killed for smoking a cigarette on the wrong street corner somewhere sometime but then again he had absolutely no political worth to organizations like GLAAD, so........ you know. Grandstanding, anybody?.

Ahhhhhh, speculation, yes! What this whole thread and most of the splendid arguments have come from. Cute. Know what EXACTLY happened? Nope. Only speculation. In what context? Nope. Again nothing. Do we even know WHERE that happened? Afraid not, so pretty fuckin' hard to speculate on the venue but even if we had any inkling of a hint, does it really matter? I think not.

So, to sum it all up: We don't really know about the what, we have no clue about the why, we are only guessing about the how and can only draw conclusions about the where. Hm, I guess that's just about plenty to start stirring shit, condemning and defending this or that person.

Gotta love this world and the human mind that wanders in it.

PLEASE, PEOPLE! Give it a few days and see if more RELIABLE information comes up before getting your cutesy little panties in a bunch.

P.S: I would like to publicly and solemnly announce that I am white, am straight, have absolutely nothing against anybody whatsoever regardless of anything that constitutes them and may or may not have a cool black/muslim/jewish/communist/homosexual/otherwise different from myself friend.

P.P.S: Get over yourselves! (You know who you are!)

 

[Crippler CrossFace]

Oooooh big word here, ignorance!

First: (all allegedly)! It's not even worth touching that one.

Second: Interpretation of some other poster's words. Again, not really worth touching.

Third: Bring down TNA. Are you kidding me, really? Some people are making way too big a thing of a little thing (if there is even a thing to begin with).

Fourth: Oooooh GLAAD. We have very little of anything in this situation but we have GLAAD's saintly statement? Didn't think so. Too much ado about nothing and too many people trying oh so very very hard to seem righteous.

Matthew Sheppard, really? Has that got anything to do with the REAL situation? I very much doubt it. I'm pretty sure some poor nameless shmuck got killed for smoking a cigarette on the wrong street corner somewhere sometime but then again he had absolutely no political worth to organizations like GLAAD, so........ you know. Grandstanding, anybody?.

Ahhhhhh, speculation, yes! What this whole thread and most of the splendid arguments have come from. Cute. Know what EXACTLY happened? Nope. Only speculation. In what context? Nope. Again nothing. Do we even know WHERE that happened? Afraid not, so pretty fuckin' hard to speculate on the venue but even if we had any inkling of a hint, does it really matter? I think not.

So, to sum it all up: We don't really know about the what, we have no clue about the why, we are only guessing about the how and can only draw conclusions about the where. Hm, I guess that's just about plenty to start stirring shit, condemning and defending this or that person.

Gotta love this world and the human mind that wanders in it.

PLEASE, PEOPLE! Give it a few days and see if more RELIABLE information comes up before getting your cutesy little panties in a bunch.

P.S: I would like to publicly and solemnly announce that I am white, am straight, have absolutely nothing against anybody whatsoever regardless of anything that constitutes them and may or may not have a cool black/muslim/jewish/communist/homosexual/otherwise different from myself friend.

P.P.S: Get over yourselves! (You know who you are!)

I don't really know what I said that pissed you off so much but I'm just trying to say that this could have some serious ramifications. It's more than just a disagreement between two guys in the lockerroom. Like it or not people are going to react to it just because the guy is gay.

And if we know exact details, as you pointed out we need to speculate, then it wouldn't really be speculating. We would be discussing facts but since we're not it's speculation.

Okay maybe bring down TNA is a bit irrational but it would certainly impact TNA and maybe even set them back further than they expect. I'm not defending anyone nor am I condemning them. I'm just saying this is a potential problem for TNA that's all. To assume otherwise is foolish. Of course if this is a work then this all goes out the window.

 

[JulesWagner]

I don't really know what I said that pissed you off so much but I'm just trying to say that this could have some serious ramifications. It's more than just a disagreement between two guys in the lockerroom. Like it or not people are going to react to it just because the guy is gay.

And if we know exact details, as you pointed out we need to speculate, then it wouldn't really be speculating. We would be discussing facts but since we're not it's speculation.

Okay maybe bring down TNA is a bit irrational but it would certainly impact TNA and maybe even set them back further than they expect. I'm not defending anyone nor am I condemning them. I'm just saying this is a potential problem for TNA that's all. To assume otherwise is foolish. Of course if this is a work then this all goes out the window.

Don't worry. Nothing personal, really. I was going to quote somebody somehow and you just happened to be nearer the fresh end of this thread. I was not aiming anything at you personally, but you know... if the shoe fits... (you'd be the one to know if that's the case, I only encourage thought out debate). So, until then... peace out.

 

[Pedro08]

Why is everyone quick to assume that Ric Flair is homophobic just because he yelled at Orlando Jordan's boyfriend. That's like saying that everyone who disagrees with the president is a racist.

Nobody knows the complete story. Maybe the guy was being a disrespectful in the locker room, acting like he owned the place or acting like one of "the boys" when he's only there because he's OJ's boyfriend and hasn't paid his dues.

Wrestlers, especially old school ones, can be harsh on new people, especially if they are perceived as an outsider. Just look at how The Miz had to spend 6 months dressing in the hallway because he ate chicken over some guys bag in the locker room.

I doubt that anything will come about from this. There will be no lawsuit and there will be no protest. This will be swept under the rug and that will be the end of it.

 

[farlance]

The ignorance here is incredible.

First: The reason Flair was rubbed the wrong way by this guy was because of his homosexuality (all allegedly)

Second: So bar's are the place where everyone is allowed to be intolerant of others and basically shit on the premise of this country. "All men are created equal" sound familiar.

Third: A backlash against TNA from the gay community has the potential to bring down TNA as we know it. They can say TNA is misogynistic and intolerant of gays and would ruin TNA.

Fourth: GLAAD has some valid points because they are fighting for human rights. It's similar to the civil rights movement but no where near the same level of oppression.

Lets not forget Matthew Sheppard was killed simply because he was gay. That is why this is a big deal.

Again this is all speculation and could very well be a work.

I find it strange that a man that has become the king of the low blow and even the ball grab might have a problem with homosexuals.

Theres that word ignorant! The funny thing is that every time somebody has an opinion that is different than the bleeding heart liberal or PC they are accused of being ignorant. I bet it wasnt even about the guy being gay. I bet it was because the guy was prancing around like a fairy being loud obnoxious and flamboyant. I am not intolerant against gays and I'm all about all men being equal, but Ive been to bars and other places in public where some flamboyant man is being obnoxious because "thats just who he is" and thats a BS cop out. I am not a homophobe but I find people that act like that very annoying and anyone who is annoyed by that has the right to say something without being afraid of being scrutinized by a bunch of bleeding heart crybabies.

 

[theundisputedY2D2]

The problem here is we don't know the full extent of the situation, all we know is that Flair went promo-tastic on Orlando Jordan's boyfriend in a bar.


From there you can make up all sorts of rumours:


"Flair went bat fuck insane because he's homophobic!"

OR

"Flair went nuts because he felt Jordan's boyfriend hasn't paid his dues & doesn't deserve a job in TNA!"

OR

"Flair saw Jordan's boyfriend dancing with another man, who WASN'T Orlando Jordan, and being that Flair is really high on monogamy, he let it be known that it wasn't cool to be doing that when he's already in a relationship"

OR

"Flair lost the plot because Orlando Jordan's boyfriend started playing "Don't Leave Me This Way" by the Communards on the jukebox, after Ric had given him money to stick on "Marrakesh Express" by Crosby, Stills & Nash".


You can make up pretty much anything as to why Flair did what he did, and while it's understandable (and fun to do!) that everyone will speculate about what went down, right now everything on here is just rumour & conjecture.


WE NEED MORE FACTS PEOPLE!