Ric Flair, WWE legend, proves that he can still wrestle at age of 73

Ric Flair is putting to rest those who believe he’s lost his wrestling mojo by demonstrating that he can still hold his own inside the squared circle… and even has a few tricks up his sleeve.

Former TNA standout Jay Lethal appeared in a video with “Nature Boy” who is recognised as one of the best wrestlers of all time thanks to his legendary career in WCW and WWE.

Throughout the video, the 73-year-old was “styling and profiling” Lethal, employing some of his iconic moves… and it’s evident that the former 16-time World Heavyweight Champion hasn’t lost too much weight due to his velocity.

“Someone Had The Audacity This Weekend To Ask Me If I Can Still Do This. I Said “Really??? Naitch Don’t Play!” WOOOOO! @thelethaljay” Flair wrote on social media.

Ric Flair and Lethal have a long history together. In 2010, during a session on TNA’s Impact Wrestling, Lethal interrupted Flair and imitated the Nature Boy’s raucous persona the entire time, much to the delight of the audience.

In one of the most famous moments in TNA history, Flair and Lethal engaged into a “Woo Off”

Wooooooooooooooooooooo!!

Ric Flair has wrestled for many firms over the course of his 50-year career, including AWA, NJPW, WCW, WWF/WWE, and, most recently, the NWA, where he returned at the age of 73 last year.

Naitch has had one of the most accomplished careers in sports entertainment, and he has acted as an inspiration to many of the industry’s up-and-coming stars.

Triple H, his buddy and mentor, placed his wrestling boots in the middle of the ring at WrestleMania 38, signalling his retirement from the business.

When speaking to a Dallas radio station about HHH’s career, Flair became emotional, admitting he was “heartbroken” about “The Game’s” retirement.

Despite the fact that Ric Flair is far older than Triple H, 52, the “dirtiest player in the game” still has some fight left in him, as evidenced by the video he shared.

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