OLE ANDERSON DIED AT AGE 81

This Monday, the death of Ole Anderson was reported at the age of 81. The news was given first hand by Ric Flair, on Twitter. The "Nature Boy" wrote a message thanking Ole Anderson for helping him with his career, and wished him to rest in peace.

Ole Anderson began his career in 1967, and was champion in several territories, including the NWA. In addition to titles, this was also one of the founding members of the Four Horsemen. His in-ring career ended in 1990, but Ole Anderson also contributed heavily behind the scenes, having been a booker for Georgia Championship Wrestling and Jim Crockett Promotions.

I Am Forever Thankful To Ole And Gene For Bringing Me In To Crockett Promotions As A Cousin. It Launched My Career. I Will Be Grateful Forever For You Giving Me The Opportunity To Become Who I Am Today. We Didn’t Always Agree With Each Other, But The Honest To God Truth Is You &… pic.twitter.com/bYinfeWhKp

— Ric Flair® (@RicFlairNatrBoy) February 26, 2024