Wrestling Icon Ric Flair Denies Rumors He Has Cancer: ‘I’m Sorry People Have Been Misled’

Wrestling Icon Ric Flair Denies Rumors He Has Cancer: ‘I’m Sorry People Have Been Misled’
Ric Flair has shut down recent health rumors, firmly denying claims he’s battling cancer.
The speculation began when a fan questioned the WWE icon’s frequent “black eyes” and “random gashes.”
Ric Flair’s son-in-law Conrad Thompson responded, “He had a skin cancer removed but go on,” prompting outlets to speculate further.
Ric Flair took to X, writing,
“I’m Sorry People Have Been Misled By Social Media… I Don’t Have Cancer Of Any Kind.” He reassured fans, “I Am Absolutely Fine, And Unfortunately, You’ll Have To Live And Put Up With Me For Another 25 Years!”
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Flair, 76, has faced serious health issues in the past, including a near-fatal 2017 incident. “Well, when I almost died in ’17…I had sepsis, respiratory heart failure, total kidney failure,” he recalled on “This Past Weekend.”
Despite everything, Flair returned for a final match in 2022, teaming with Andrade El Idolo in a tag-team win.
Are you relieved by Ric’s explanation?
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