WWE legend Ric Flair left BLOODIED in crazy parking lot brawl after announcing final match opponents with bizarre video

By On Jul 19, 2022

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WRESTLING icon Ric Flair has announced who he will face in his final ever match – with the help of a crazy reveal video.

The WWE legend, 73, has enjoyed a glittering career spanning more than half a century.

Nature Boy is set to come out of retirement for one last match – but was left in a bloody heap after a dramatic opponent reveal.

Sixteen-time world champion Flair will fight for the final time in Nashville on July 31.

And he’ll be teaming up with son-in-law Andrade El Idolo to take on sparring partner Jay Lethal and WWE Hall of Famer ‘Double J’ Jeff Jarrett.

A dramatic fight reveal video showed Flair beat down by Lethal and Jarrett in a parking lot.

The 73-year-old was attacked by the pair in brutal fashion, leaving him bleeding heavily from the face.

Jarrett is initially seen helping Flair after an argument got out of hand with Lethal.

Jay is heard shouting “He deserves this, every second of it” as Flair lies hurt on the ground.

But after Flair insults Double-J and slams his legacy, the Hall of Famer decides to side with Lethal and join in the beating.

The pair have history which goes all the way back to their days in the WCW and WWF.

‘THIS IS SO WRESTLING’

Jarrett asks his wife Karen for her high heel shoe and proceeds to use it to bust Flair open, before the pair kick Nature Boy while he’s down.

Fans were torn over the bizarre clip, which ended with Lethal screaming “I f***ing loved you” at a beat-up Flair.

One said: “This is SO wrestling.”

While another added: “Ric, you still got it.”

And one exclaimed: “This is ART.”

But others were less convinced, with one fan saying: “This is unintentionally hilarious.”

Flair has been showing off his physique ahead of his long-awaited comeback.

He posted a picture on Instagram to go along with the announcement of his last match back in May,

And it showed the Nature Boy flexing his muscles and looking jacked.

Speaking to ESPN, he added: “I’m going to walk that aisle one last time to prove once and for all that to be the Man, you’ve got to beat the Man.”