Why WWE legend Ric Flair’s allegiance to LSU has Mark Henry ‘confused’
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Former WWE superstar Mark Henry was left confused after the legendary wrestler Ric Flair showed his love for LSU.
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The Texas native is a Longhorns fan and recently was also at the game, where the crowd cheered him when he appeared on camera. He is also a Dallas Cowboys fan and this week, after both his teams lost, the former wrestler posted a video on X expressing his disappointment.
However, his attention was diverted to the legendary Ric Flair’s post supporting LSU and this confused the former WWE World Heavyweight champion.
Mark Henry confused by Ric Flair’s LSU support
Ric Flair is one of the most famous wrestlers in American wrestling history. Born in Tennessee, he moved to Michigan for college and was part of their wrestling team there. Previously, Flair confirmed that he is a die-hard Michigan fan but after Jim Harbaugh left the program, things changed for the 16-time WWE champion.
“Forget About Alabama And Georgia. That’s Just Another Walk In The Park. Let’s Talk About A Real Team-@LSU And The Great @Lane_Kiffin!! Go @LSUfootball! See You November 7th! WOOOOO!” Flair posted on X with a picture of him and Lane Kiffin.
However, Henry was confused by his affiliation with LSU and posted a message that read: “Rick, you’ve been switching teams like you change your suits like you change your gators come on man pick one team. What happened to Florida? What happened to George (Georgia)? What happened to Alabama? What happened to USC? Now you were LSU I’m confused.”
Flair has also been known as a Florida Gators fan and appeared at many of their games. In the past, he has also said that he loves the Georgia Bulldogs, which is why Henry’s confusion is valid.
Last season, Flair took to social media to announce his liking for Kiffin, who was at Ole Miss.
“In Lieu Of Jim Harbaugh Leaving Michigan, I Will Always Be Michigan’s Biggest Fan, But My New Team Now Is Ole Miss Football. Lately, Lane Kiffin Is The Greatest Coach In College Football,” Flair said.
His latest post for Kiffin indicates that the Nature Boy could be in Baton Rouge on November 7, when LSU faces off against Alabama.
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