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Ric Flair Net Worth 2021: Income, Endorsements, Cars, Wages, Property, Affairs, Family

October 26, 2021

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There is a word in English literature called “Standard”. The meaning of tis word is something used as a model in comparative evaluations. There are standards for any person to achieve in any field. In the business of professional wrestling one standard is very hard to achieve. Some have even called it impossible to even come close to it. That is none other than the “Ric Flair Standard”.

Ric Flair. A person who modeled the phrase, “Diamonds are forever and so as the nature boy”. The nature boy is considered as one of the greatest, important and inspirational careers that were ever a part of this industry. To use the quote of Malika E Nura for the Nature Boy, “I’m incomparable. I’m not like anyone else because I’m me.”

Since 1972, the Memphis-born athlete has been a part of this industry. His early years led him to survive what could have been his final sight which was an airplane crash. That incident led him to change the trajectory of both the wrestling business and his own life. In the post-1975 incident, Flair adopted Buddy Rogers and became the new Nature Boy. After that, it led him to have a career that is now every professional wrestler’s dream. His runs in Jim Crockett Promotions, WCW, WWF/WWE, TNA, NWA have given us so many matches, promos, memories that is so reminiscent still to this day.

In this article we will look at Ric Flair’s Net Worth, Brand Endorsements, Elements of his lifestyle, his pro wrestling career statistics, achievements, some unknown facts, and answers to some of people’s genuine questions regarding wrestling‘s finest.

Net Worth	$600,000
Age	72
Born	Memphis, TN
Country of Origin	United States of America
Source of Wealth	Pro Wrestling Personality
Last Updated	August 2021

Ric Flair Net Worth

As of 2021, Ric Flair’s estimated net worth is about $600,000. He is one of the most successful wrestlers has been active and his career for over 4 decades. He has also wrestled with several big names like Undertaker, Randy Orton, Chris Jericho, Chris Benoit, Hulk Hogan and many more during his wrestling career.

Ric Flair Business Endorsements

In 2012, BYB Brands announced that Flair signed an endorsement deal in which he was the ambassador and spokesperson. The products are protein power shots called “Fuel in a Bottle”.

He has a website called Ric Flair shop where he sells T-Shirts, Socks, Posters, DVD’s, Sweatshirt, Towels, Caps, tumblers, Beanies, baby onesies, flip-flop bags, and more.

He also has a deal with Adidas where the company sells custom-made air flairs (air jordans flair version).

Ric Flair’s Career Statistics

Total Matches	4869
Total Wins	2492
Total Losses	1915
Total Draws	462
Total Singles Matches	3431
Total Singles Wins	1856
Total Singles Loss	1206
Total Singles Draws	369
Total Titles	44
Total World Titles	21
Most Matches with 1 opponent	Wahoo McDaniel (277)
Least Matches with 1 opponent	nWo Sting (1)
WrestleMania Main Events	0
WrestleMania W/L Record	2 Wins – 4 Losses
SummerSlam W/L Record	2 Wins- 0 Losses
Survivor Series W/L Record	2 Wins – 2 Losses
Royal Rumble W/L Record	4 Wins – 4 Losses

Ric Flair’s Relationship Status

Ric has a very indescribable relationship history since his first marriage back 40 years ago. His 1^st marriage was with Leslie Goodman. Their divorce in 1983 left them with two of their children Megan and David Flair behind them. In that same year, Flair married to Elizabeth Harrell. This marriage rewarded them a daughter named Ashley (who is Charlotte Flair currently) and a son named Reid who tragically died in 2013. Their marriage ended after 23 years in 2006.

His 3^rd marriage was a shortest of his all marriages as he married to a fitness competitor Tiffany VanDemark and got divorced in 2009. His next marraie was in the same year with Jacqueline Beems which ended in 2014. He is now married to Wendy Barlow in 2018.

Ric Flair’s Family Life

Ric was born on February 25^th, 1949 in Memphis, TN. Even though his biological parents were Luther and Olive Phillips, he was adopted by Kathleen and Richard Fleisher. The reason to adopt was that Kathleen was not able to become pregnant.

At the time he was adopted, Richard was completing a residency in obstetrics and gynecology in Detroit, MI and Kathleen were working for Star Tribune a newspaper agency in Minnesota. His childhood was mostly in that state. He completed his high school in Wisconsin where he played Interscholastic Wrestling, Football, and track. His brief college period spent in the University of Minnesota