WWE News: WWE Legend confirms being invited by WWE for the 2023 Royal Rumble: WWE Royal Rumble is set to take place next year at the Alamodome in San Antonio Texas on January 28th. One of the biggest Premium Live Events in WWE has already made a buzz with many potential and rumored returns. Many fans are excited to watch the kickoff of the Road of WrestleMania and there are many names to look out for. Follow WWE News and Updates with InsideSport.IN
WWE News: WWE Legend confirms being invited by WWE for the 2023 Royal Rumble
The WWE Universe will get one more surprise with the return of WWE of Famer Ric Flair. The Nature Boy will be there in attendance to watch the 2023 Royal Rumble in Texas.
While speaking on the To be The Man podcast, he mentioned he is invited to the 2023 Royal Rumble. Moreover, he also disclosed that he will also be at the 30th anniversary of WWE Raw.
“I’m gonna be there. They didn’t say don’t tell anybody.” Further, he answered the call for WWE Raw’s 30th anniversary.
“I’ve been invited and it’s a f*cking big deal. Why, because it’s Raw and it’s a big f*cking deal. I’m on it, hell yea are you kidding me? 30 years.” (H/T Wrestling News)
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The former World Champion is away from Monday Night Raw for a long time since WWE discontinued his storyline with Lacey Evans and Charlotte Flair. However, the Nature Boy has a lot of history with the red brand and fans will be happy to watch him back on-screen.
Ric Flair was a major part of the red brand before his retirement from WWE. He competed in several high-profile matches and became the face of the company alongside Evolution. With Evolution, he did participate in major storylines uplifting the career of Randy Orton and Batista. In addition, he had a successful wrestling career in WWE with a legendary record of most title wins in WWE history.
WWE News: WWE Legend confirms being invited by WWE for the 2023 Royal Rumble
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