WWE HOFer Ric Flair Explains Ban From WrestleMania, Tried To Fight Ludwig Kaiser

Ric Flair has gone off on Ludwig Kaiser, alleging that his altercation with the WWE star led to him being banned from attending WrestleMania.

In his appearance on “The Ariel Helwani Show,” Flair revealed that he argued with Kaiser, following the drama that unfolded during the storyline between Tiffany Stratton and Charlotte Flair last year.

“I didn’t get invited to WrestleMania this year. I threatened to beat up Tiffany Stratton’s husband last year. I wasn’t allowed to go. A 24-year-old kid [Kaiser’s 35] being threatened by a 76-year-old man, and I can’t go to WrestleMania. Are you kidding me? That English kid [Kaiser’s German], he’s going to go as far in wrestling as a net. He’ll be a fly in the wall in a year,” Flair began angrily. “Well, they had that thing, you know, where Tiffany’s made a smart remark about Ashley’s [Charlotte] divorces, which we both know she’s not smart enough to have written. Somebody gave her a script and then he implied that — you know I’m just going based on social media once again, which there’s a lot [of misinformation] — that he was implying that he wouldn’t bum one off Ashley, and I went, ‘Okay, I need your number.’ I got it — which I can get anybody’s number I want any minute of any day — and I called him. I said, ‘When I see you, I’m going to beat the sh*t out of you.’ So, he went like a little bi*ch [and] told Hunter, and I wasn’t allowed to go.”

Flair angrily stated that Kaiser will not go far in the pro wrestling business, and seemingly didn’t know his whereabouts — despite him currently portraying the El Grande Americano character with great success in AAA — even questioning whether he is part of the WWE roster.

“Is he even on the roster?” asked Flair, with Helwani responding that he’s currently in Mexico. “I’m sure he is. I hope he stays [in Mexico].”

“The Nature Boy” stated that he doesn’t get the respect he deserves, asserting that WWE should roll out the red carpet for him for his impact on the pro wrestling business.

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