By James Caldwell, PWTorch.com assistant editor

Ric Flair is scheduled for an open Q&A session on Saturday, Feb. 7 at the Myer Horowitz Theatre in Edmonton, where event promoter Kevin Radomski says Flair will be open to all questions about his career and other wrestlers.

"This will be 100 percent off the cuff," Radmoski told Slam Wrestling. "With Ric no longer having a contract with WWE, I think he may be less politically correct than he would have been a year ago."

Yet, Flair is expected to take part in the WWE Hall of Fame ceremony this April. "He is still tied to WWE, and is very appreciative of Vince McMahon so I don’t think he is going to slay Vince, but I think he will be a lot more open," Radmoski added.

Booking Flair for the event carried a heavy price tag, with Flair picking up over $10,000 for the appearance, but Radmoski says it's well worth the financial investment. "It is substantially more than that. If it was $10,000 I would be clicking my heels right now, it would be a bargain," he said.

"I did the numbers on Ric sideways and backwards and if I can’t sell 700 tickets to meet Ric Flair there is something wrong with the world."

VIP packages at $175 were snapped up within 15 days, and Radmoski says the price is worth it, as Flair's agents say this is Flair's first anything-goes forum discussion.

"He has said that everything is on the table, nothing off limits. He doesn’t want any scripting of the questions whatsoever," Radmoski said. "There will be two open microphones and all you have to have is the gall to get up in front of 700 people to ask that question."

Link: Slam Wrestling story on Ric Flair.

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