Ric Flair thinks he had heart attack during last match

[Chris]

Ric Flair believes he suffered a heart attack during his last match.

During an appearance on The Jaxxon Podcast last month, Flair said that doctors informed him in late 2023 that he'd had a heart attack sometime within the last two years. Flair believes it occurred at Ric Flair's Last Match on July 31, 2022.

Flair said:

I went to get what's called a calcium scan, which I'd never had before, because a couple of guys died in our business of heart issues so it kind of scared me.
They give you the nuclear stress test, shoot you with the dye, put you on the treadmill, everything. It's two days of three hours of tests. This is six months ago. The guy takes me in, and if you look at your heart like a round pie, there's a piece of my heart right here this big, it's black, it's gone. The guy said, 'You've had a heart attack in the last two years.'
He said, 'Have you passed out in the last two years?' And during my last match, I passed out three times. And I thought it was because I was dehydrated. So I went in the locker room with Kid Rock and Taker, I just drank two bottles of gatorade and went back out to Kid Rock's place all night long. But I had a heart attack.

A couple of weeks after the match, Flair mentioned on his podcast that he had passed out twice during the match and again noted that he believed this was due to dehydration. He also mentioned The Undertaker insisted he drink Gatorade rather than beer when he got back to the locker room.

"I swear to god twice during the match, I went completely black," Flair said in August 2022. "My hand started trembling, yeah, but it was all dehydration. I had two doctors in there right away with me and everything. The Undertaker came running in and said - I had six beers there - he took them out of my hand and said, 'You're drinking two Gatorades first,' I said, 'Gatorade?' So, I drank two and that was all it was."

Earlier this year, it was reported that The Rock's Seven Bucks Productions is developing a film on Flair's life. However, Flair recently publicly criticized another Seven Bucks project, the upcoming Who Killed WCW? docuseries produced by Seven Bucks and Vice TV. Flair is upset at not having been interviewed for the series and posted to X, "As Usual More Bullshit, No Interview With Ric Flair Who Was WCW, And Who Made Everyone There For 20 Years. Run By The The Same People Who Killed The Company. How Embarrassing!! A Documentary About WCW Without Me!

Ric Flair believes he suffered heart attack during last match

Flair says his doctors informed him he had a heart attack within the last two years.

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[JakeYourBooty]

“Ric Flair thinks he hasn’t had any attention in awhile”

 

[Deezy]

So Flair saying Gatorade helps with heart attacks.

 

[#Waddles]

He should stop wrestling then.