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Ric Flair Still Set For Detroit Appearance On November 21 After His Fall In Tampa

Ric Flair is still advertised for NCG Wrestling's The Grand Stage at Harpos Concert Theatre in Detroit on November 21, less than a month after his fall in Tampa.

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Ric Flair is still set to appear in Detroit later this month, less than a month after his fall in Tampa.

NCG Wrestling promoted the appearance on Instagram in a joint post with Flair’s account. Flair will appear at The Grand Stage on Saturday, November 21, at Harpos Concert Theatre in Detroit, with a meet-and-greet from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. before the show’s 7 p.m. bell time.

“DETROIT CITY! The Nature Boy RIC FLAIR arrives at HARPOS DETROIT โ€” NOVEMBER 21!” the post read. “One night. One city. One living legend.”

General admission is $30. A photo or an autograph with Flair is $100 each, a photo and autograph combo is $150, and additional signatures are $50 each, up to three. Tickets are on sale through NCG Wrestling’s website and Eventbrite. The appearance was first announced in October, days before Flair’s fall.

Ric Flair’s recent health

Flair fell outside a restaurant in Tampa on October 23, cutting his head and the area around his eye, and was treated at Tampa General Hospital. On October 28, he said he needs one more surgery and possibly a skin graft, “and then I will be good to go.”

Two days later, he responded to fans asking how he is still alive: “And you are worried about me falling down and hitting my eye? WTF.”

Hours before the fall, Flair canceled an appearance at Washington State Horror Con in Seattle because of a blood clot in his leg. He said his doctors had limited his travel to three to four hours and that he was scheduled for a procedure that was expected to clear him for more travel.

Flair, 77, is a two-time WWE Hall of Famer and 16-time world champion. He is under contract with AEW. We wish Ric Flair a full recovery.

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