WWE News: WWE removes all content & merchandise from its store related to Ric Flair
Ric Flair Statement: Ric Flair remains at the center of controversy due to the latest episode of the Dark Side of The Ring series.
The veteran fighter was identified as an alleged sexual aggressor for his behavior with one of the flight attendants known as “The Flight to Hell.”
The last we know about the consequences of the documentary is related to WWE. Last night, on Monday Night Raw, WWE eliminated Ric Flair’s catchphrase (Wooo!). In the opening video that the company usually broadcasts before the start of its live shows. The video includes clips from many of the top stars past and present who have worked in WWE.
Flair was one of them, but he no longer appears. Obviously, that has come from all the buzz caused by the episode of Dark Side of The Ring, aired last Thursday on VICE TV.
What was the controversy related to Ric Flair
However, it has not been the only movement of WWE in the last hours. The company has also removed Ric Flair merchandise from WWEShop.com.
Despite the fact that Flair no longer has a contract, his items could continue to be sold for a specified time. On other occasions, WWE has sold merchandising of other stars who had ended their relationship due to a contract issue. But it is said that in this case it has happened because of all the controversy that surrounds the figure of “The Nature Boy”.
It should be remembered that WWE Network and Peacock recently removed from their library a clip of “Story Time”. It also broadcast on ESPN’s “30 For 30” docuseries, in which the story of Ric Flair and the naked people in their robe is told. In the “Story Time” video, there are legends like Sting. Who points out that he has never seen anyone show his genitals as many times as Ric Flair.
The Nature Boy had that bad habit. Dressing only in her wrestling robe, extending it with her arms and showing his penis. In the video in question, Ric Flair himself explains how he did that on flights. And how he had relationships with flight attendants.
