Ric Flair Gets Kicked Out Of A Bar

04/10/2017 08:56 am EDT

It's not all limousine riding and jet flying for The Nature Boy Ric Flair these days. The WWE Hall of Famer was spotted in a slightly less glamorous situation this Sunday as he was getting kicked out of a bar in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

Pro Wrestling Sheet is reporting that a fellow employee at The Deck at the Gas House has confirmed Flair was asked to leave the bar Sunday evening for insulting one of the people who works there.

One source reported Flair was kicked out for calling the bartender a "fat ass" … and when Pro Wrestling Sheet checked with the establishment, an employee verified that Flair had been insulting the bartender. Patrons noted on Twitter that this all happened in a matter of 5 minutes.

Amazingly, no one in attendance seems to have gotten video of the altercation, but several customers took to Twitter with comments.

This is not the first time the 16 time World Champion has been spotted in public acting strangely. Flair was seen on video in a Boston airport last year bleeding and stumbling around while waiting for his flight. While many in attendance assumed Flair was intoxicated, airport police confirmed that was not the case.

Flair's agent, Melinda Morris Zanoni, confirmed with TMZ at the time that Nature Boy was basically fatigued.

"Ric has been working every day around the clock, including internationally, for a month straight and has injuries on his hand that were being looked into this morning."

"While it is true Ric Flair and his buddies have been keeping airport bars in business since the 70s that was not the case at all in Boston. I just hung up with Ric, he is already on the flight and all is good."

Though he hasn't been seen on WWE television lately, The Nature Boy signed a new full-time WWE contract in December and recently had his own statue erected for the WWE Hall Of Fame exhibit during Axxess at WrestleMania weekend.

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