"I didn't care for it" - WWE legend unhappy with Women's Blood and Guts match in AEW

A WWE veteran criticized the women's Blood and Guts contest, which took place last week. Ricky Steamboat played a major part in Blood and Guts. He confronted FTR and even took some blows to his body before Brodido saved the WWE Hall of Famer.

A former Intercontinental Champion also witnessed the first-ever women's Blood and Guts match. Fans all around the world praised the 12 female stars who dared to step inside the steel cage. The match was bloody and violent. In the end, the heel team emerged victorious.

While speaking on APTER CHAT, Ricky Steamboat said the inaugural women's Bloods and Guts contest didn't impress him that much, as it had too many spots in it.

“God bless those girls, you know, that were in that match, but I didn’t care for it. I don’t know if it was just too much. I thought personally – They had 16 girls in there or something like that, there’s just too much going on. You know, over in this one corner two girls are doing something, some you know two or three girls doing something in the middle of the ring, then you go to the other ring and two or three girls are doing something. You just you just kept you couldn’t focus on anything because there was just so much going on and for me it’s hard to react," he said. [H/T - NoDQ.com]

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Ricky Steamboat provides an update on WWE Hall of Famer Ric Flair's condition

The Dragon and Nature Boy were advertised together for a segment at the Blood and Guts Dynamite show. However, it seems like Ric Flair had to leave the arena early due to a major health issue.

While speaking on APTER CHAT, Ricky Steamboat said Ric left Greensboro and had appointments to look into his rotator cuff issues.

"Yeah, I know that when he was leaving Greensboro the next day, he had an appointment set, something set up to where some MRIs were looking at his rotator cuff," he said.

It remains to be seen when the WWE Hall of Famer will be back in AEW.