By James Caldwell, Torch assistant editor

TNA's Ric Flair appeared on ESPNews's SportsCenter broadcast Monday afternoon at 3:45 p.m. EST discussing Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers winning the Super Bowl and "capturing" the World Hvt. Title belt Sunday night.

Flair revealed that he helped Packers LB coach Kevin Greene, who wrestled in WCW during the mid-1990s, get in contact with WWE to send the Packers a replica World Hvt. Title belt for Rodgers to wear if he won the Super Bowl. Flair joked that he contacted two female employees in WWE "who run WWE unbeknownst to Vince McMahon" to obtain the belt.

Flair, who ESPN listed as the "most decorated World champion in history," also referenced TNA World Hvt. champion Mr. Anderson during the interview. Flair said he lost a bet with Anderson, a noted hardcore Packers fan, after betting on the Pittsburgh Steelers to win the Super Bowl.

Flair was brought on SportsCenter to discuss the history of the World Hvt. Title belt since the belt is "most closely associated" with him. Flair also endorsed Rodgers for "earning" the title with his Playoffs and Super Bowl performance.

Flair also said Rodgers fulfilled his catchphrase "To be the man, you have to beat the man" after Rodgers defeated two-time Super Bowl champion Ben Roethlisberger, a former Raw guest host and Steelers QB. Flair closed the segment repeatedly doing his trademark "Whoos!"

Audio: Audio of Flair's interview segment can be downloaded from this link.

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