WWE wrestling legend Ric "Nature Boy" Flair was hospitalized over the weekend with "tough medical issues," according to what a member of his management team posted on Twitter.
Wrestling industry news site Pro Wrestling Sheet and other media outlets reported that Flair was hospitalized with heart-related issues.
A rep initially confirmed that Flair was in the hospital, but said it was due to "routine monitoring" and that there was "no reason to panic." On Sunday, that rep took a more worried tone.
"Are u a Fan/Friend of Ric Flair? If so, we need prayers & positive energy 4 our Living Legend as he is dealing w/some tough medical issues," wrote Melinda Morris Zanoni, part of Flair's management team at Legacy Talent and Entertainment, on Twitter and Facebook.
Flair, 68, is a resident of Charlotte, N.C.
The Charlotte Observer reported that Flair had a previous health scare in December 1998, "when he slumped in the corner of a wrestling ring prior to a World Championship Wrestling event in Tampa," but it turned out "the numbness in his left arm and chest spasms were not due to a heart attack."
Flair was in Florida on July 28 to throw out the first pitch at Marlins Park in Miami before a baseball game there as part of a "wrestling night" promotion.
An ESPN 30 for 30 documentary on Flair's life is set to premiere on Nov. 7.
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