Hall of Fame wrestler Ric Flair revealed that he "passed out twice" due to dehydration during his Last Match event in Nashville last month.

Flair and his son-in-law, Manny Orpoeza, who wrestles for All Elite Wrestling as 'Andrade El Idolo,' defeated AEW/Ring of Honor star Jay Lethal and WWE Hall of Famer Jeff Jarrett in a tag-team main event match that was billed to be the last of Flair's legendary career.

The 16-time world champion discussed the situation with his son-in-law and co-host Conrad Thompson on the 'AFTER The Last Match' episode of his To Be The Man podcast this week.

“I don’t think people realized that I passed out twice. Well what happened was, my regimentation for training was so strict that I kept my weight, I wanted my perfect weighty to be like 220 going in," Flair said (h/t Fightful.com). "So the last day, the last day and a half, aside from all the work that we had planned for me to do, I didn’t hydrate. I had it in my mind that I had to weigh 219. So I went to the ring and I’m like 217 pounds, and what happened during the body of the match is I just became dehydrated. I actually, when I was standing on the apron, I looked at Jay, which started a wheel of motion. I said, ‘Man, I think I’m getting sick’ because I was getting light-headed. Nothing to do with my heart or nothing to do with my intestines. I was getting light-headed. I’m sure a lot of it was nerves as well. So I think Jay said, ‘Guys, we gotta move this along’, when that isn’t what I meant. But to the point when Manny came over and said, ‘Your turn, sir. Your turn, sir.’ So I got in and I didn’t know where we were in the match because I had missed about clearly like 10 seconds of it."

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