Trained by the legendary Verne Gagne, he made his professional début in 1972; he took a one-year absence after a 1975 plane crash. In 1981, defeating his rival Dusty Rhodes, he won the first of [i] nine titles. A member of the original Four Horsemen, he is known for his trademark "Woo" and his finisher, the figure-four leg lock. For 10 points—name this wrestler dubbed "Nat
Trained by the legendary Verne Gagne, he made his professional début in 1972; he took a one-year absence after a 1975 plane crash. In 1981, defeating his rival Dusty Rhodes, he won the first of [i] nine titles. A member of the original Four Horsemen, he is known for his trademark "Woo" and his finisher, the figure-four leg lock. For 10 points—name this wrestler dubbed "Nature Boy."
Trained by the legendary Verne Gagne, he made his professional début in 1972; he took a one-year absence after a 1975 plane crash.
Ric Flair or Richard Morgan Fliehr [accept Nature Boy on early buzz]