Comedian Tony Hinchcliffe recounted a wild tale about WWE Hall of Famer Ric Flair’s unforgettable and chaotic visit to the podcast “Kill Tony,” proving once again that Flair truly embodies his legendary party persona. During his appearance on “What’s Your Story? with Stephanie McMahon,” Hinchcliffe shared how Flair invited him out the day before the show, which began with casual drinks but quickly turned into a full-blown Flair-level party involving Shane Gillis, Wiz Khalifa, and a group of Southwest Airlines flight attendants. Hinchcliffe realized early on that things were spiraling out of control.
He described having to down numerous vodka-cranberries and Flair deciding to leave early, only for the situation to escalate the next day when Flair, already intoxicated, insisted on walking to the venue accompanied by his new entourage of flight attendants. The party reached absurd heights when one attendant playfully asked Flair for a spanking, which he delivered with a loud slap, leaving Hinchcliffe stunned that this was actually happening.
Adding to the chaos, Flair was carrying a bag he claimed contained $200,000 in cash from an autograph session, all while wearing a Rolex and his signature flashy jewelry. Hinchcliffe called it “the most Ric Flair thing ever” and praised his enduring legacy. Stephanie McMahon found the story hilarious, even demonstrating how to make a spanking sound louder by cupping her hands.
Despite some ups and downs during the show, Flair eventually made it on “Kill Tony,” making that night one of the podcast’s most unforgettable episodes. Whether you’re a wrestling enthusiast or a comedy fan, this story highlights just how unpredictable and entertaining life can be when Ric Flair is involved.
Have you ever seen a wrestling icon live up to their reputation offstage? What would you have done in Tony’s place? Share your thoughts below!
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Fan Take: This story perfectly captures Ric Flair’s larger-than-life persona that continues to inspire and entertain WWE fans, reminding us why legends like him transcend the sport. Flair’s outrageous antics off-camera add to the mystique and charisma that keep the spirit of professional wrestling alive and kicking.
