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WWE Hall of Famer Ric Flair calls out his “haters” in social media posts

Aaron Rift

In a post via Twitter/X, WWE Hall of Famer Ric Flair appeared to publicly threaten legal action over the use of the “Flair” trademark. Flair also publicly asked his son David to “stand on your own two feet“ but then deleted his messages.

Amid critical remarks from fans, Flair posted the following…

“If all of you haters don’t realize what I have done in the business of professional wrestling to make a fortune for a lot of people, let me remind you: 300 times a year, one hour a night for 10 years. This is a chapter in life that will never be replaced or duplicated. Get back to me when you’ve been there. From now on, don’t call me Ric, call me LEGEND!”

Flair then wrote another message…

“What’s sad is all the people that hate under an alias. Let’s have your real names and identity. I’ll talk to you all individually. We can explain our differences in opinion. Dial 1-800-Ric Flair Famous. Get back to me. I’ve got more money than I have time! I’m tired of all the social media trolls.”

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