Ric Flair, known for his sharp business acumen, is actively engaged in multiple ventures and has shared insights about his future business plans. During a conversation with Clay Edwards, Flair discussed how he manages his various projects and upcoming enterprises. He mentioned regularly holding autograph sessions and participating in a new commercial for Carshield, featuring ICE-T, which is set to be filmed on the 20th. Flair noted that after a hiatus from Carshield, he was invited to return.
Flair also revealed that he is signing with Fidland Sports and is doing autograph sessions through them, including an event in Chattanooga at the end of the month. Despite his busy schedule, he emphasized that he has many ongoing projects.
Talking about his Wooo Energy Drink, Flair acknowledged the challenge of securing a nationwide distributor due to the crowded market but remains optimistic as sales are steady. There is a promising opportunity to launch the drink in Shanghai, potentially making it one of the first energy drinks sold in China or Japan. Additionally, Flair plans to introduce “Rickfo Allit” in Thailand by late September or year-end and expressed his fondness for Malaysia.
From the wrestling world to business, Ric Flair continues to innovate and expand his brand. His energy drink line is gearing up to enter the Asian market, and with a new TV spot featuring Ice-T, Flair shows no signs of slowing down.
Fan Take: For WWE fans, Ric Flair’s business ventures highlight how wrestlers can successfully transition and thrive outside the ring while maintaining their larger-than-life personas. This news underscores the growing influence of wrestling icons in mainstream markets, potentially opening new avenues for the sport’s global reach and appeal.
