Ric Flair Issues Legal Warning In Latest Situation – Major Consequences

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WWE Hall of Famer Ric Flair made a post about enjoying himself at Dynasty Sports, but went on to say that it had come to his attention that his robes were being sold by people who had no receipt for them and didn’t own them. He said that his lawyer would seek legal documentation and that they could expect a letter if they didn’t have the legal rights to them.

The Hall of Famer added that he had worked for them and didn’t appreciate them being stolen.

“It Was A Phenomenal Weekend In Philadelphia, And Thank You Very Much To @DynastySportsPA And Steve Solomon. Unfortunately, It Has Come To My Attention That My Robes Are Being Sold By People Who Don’t Own Them Or Have A Receipt From Me. If They Do, They Are More Than Welcome To. If They Don’t, Just Like Tiffany VanDemark, Who Stole Five Of Them, As Of Tomorrow, My Attorney Will Seek Legal Documentation And If You Don’t Have It, You Will Be Expecting A Letter From My Attorney In Boston. I Can’t Imagine Why Anybody Would Steal Anything That I Worked So Hard For. Not Cool And I’m Coming For You. Hate To Be The Bearer Of Bad News, But As I Get Older, I Understand The Importance Of Having Some Of My Memorabilia. @bigeventny”

Fans had fun with the responses, and someone asked him to “not go OJ” trying to get them back.

Ric Flair said that after reading the reactions of the fans, he was amused and that his robes were worth more than the houses of the fans. The star, currently signed with AEW, added that his robes being sold should not be taken lightly. The star added that he was not like OJ Simpson, and went on to talk about how he had not even started drinking yet.

“After Reading Your Comments, I Am Very Humored. So I Have A New Saying, My Robes Are Worth More Than Your House! Rather Than My Shoes, It’s Now My Robes. And FYI- It’s A Felony And That Shouldn’t Be Taken Lightly. And Also, I Am A Long Ways Away From OJ. I Haven’t Even Started Drinking Yet, So Get Ready For The Next Couple Hours. I’ve Been Fighting With American Airlines Just Trying To Get Back To Tampa. On The Way To The Bar As I Post This! You Know Where To Find Me, Come Join Me, And If You Have One Of My Robes Bring It With You! I Will Buy All Of Your Drinks. WOOOOO!”

Updates on Ric Flair’s robes have not emerged yet.

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