'I'm Willing To Walk Away': Ric Flair fires off at critics after controversial promo in AEW Dynamite

Ric Flair is a genuine living legend in the realm of wrestling, and his world Championship reigns have been nothing less than impeccable. While he has been an established name in the business, he was involved in massive disputes and controversies that shook the fans. Flair is now with AEW, but it looks like there are people who are not content with him being a part of the promotion. 

Three things you need to know

• Ric Flair is now a part of AEW
• Flair has been associated with his son-in-law, former WWE superstar Andrade, who is now in AEW
• Ric Flair is a 16-time world champion

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Ric Flair is ready to depart from AEW after staying for just a few weeks

Ric Flair's arrival in All Elite Wrestling has turned out to have a non-positive approach, as the 16-time world champion said he is ready to depart. Flair's recent promo in AEW has stirred up some controversy, as he put up a lengthy in-ring promo, which also had some controversial remarks. Flair's words have sparked a kerfuffle, as he is now under the radar in a short amount of time since his arrival. 

The 16-time World Champion has now addressed the critics, saying that he is ready to walk out of the promotion if he has embarrassed Tony Khan. Taking to X [Formerly Twitter], Flair mentioned that he was in AEW to just be with Sting on his retirement tour, but he will readily step down as he is not interested in the money.

I Am So Tired Of Hearing All This Negativity! I Don’t Need To Work, And I Don’t Need The Money. Can’t I Simply Enjoy Being By My Dear Friend @Sting’s Side For The Next Few Months Without So Much Hatred? I Know I’m Old, But That Doesn’t Mean I Can’t Enjoy Life! I Have Earned The Right To Do Whatever I Want & I’m Exactly Where I Want To Be! I Appreciate Everything @TonyKhan, But I’m More Than Willing To Walk Away If I Am Embarrassing You And Your Company. All I Can Say Is I’m Sorry!

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After making his appearance in late October, Ric Flair inked a multi-year contract with AEW. Even though he might not compete in wrestling under Tony Khan's company, he might make some on-screen appearances. However, given his current scenario, Flair's situation may be under scrutiny.