Ric Flair Says Current WWE Star Has Surpassed His Legacy
Ric Flair’s career spanned around 50 years.
He has one of wrestling’s most storied careers with 16 world championships in WWE and many other recognized title wins across NWA and WCW, pioneering the “Nature Boy” persona and Four Horsemen faction.
His daughter, Charlotte Flair, holds WWE’s record for most women’s world titles at 14, plus two Royal Rumble victories.
The two-time Hall of Famer posted a picture of himself with his daughter and made a statement, claiming that Charlotte’s legacy has already exceeded his, even though she has only been building her legacy for a quarter of the time that he spent building his.
Ric wrote, “It Took Me 50 Years To Build My Legacy, You’ve Surpassed It In 12! The Greatest Of All Time ❤️”
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Ric Flair & Mike Tyson Filed An Embezzlement Lawsuit Against Carma HoldCo Inc. Executives
Ric Flair and Mike Tyson have filed a federal lawsuit against former executives of cannabis company Carma HoldCo Inc., alleging a massive embezzlement scheme tied to their branded products: Tyson 2.0 and Ric Flair Drip.
The 76-page complaint, filed in U.S. District Court in Illinois, accuses ex-president Chad Bronstein, CEO Adam Wilks, chief legal officer Nicole Cosby, and shareholder James Case of involvement in wire fraud, money laundering, extortion, securities fraud, and self-dealing.
They reportedly treated Carma as a “personal piggy bank,” misusing over $1 million for private jets, yacht costs, home renovations, mortgages, lavish meals, and unapproved bonuses while selling unauthorized licensing rights.
Tyson and Flair seek over $50 million in damages plus a jury trial. Defendants deny the claims, calling it a “shakedown” and “fiction.”