Ric Flair parties with Kid Rock to celebrate end of iconic career after win in last ever match

RIC FLAIR celebrated his last ever wrestling match in style by partying with Kid Rock.

The 73-year-old stepped into the ring for the final time in Nashville, Tennessee on Sunday night.

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Flair teamed up with Andrade El Idolo to beat Jay Lethal and Jeff Jarrett.

It marked the end of nearly five decades in pro wrestling for the Nature Boy.

Flair was emotional as he spoke to fans in attendance to thank them for their support.

And he detailed his plans for the night which included musician Rock.

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Flair said: "I had one of my best matches of my career here with Ricky Steamboat.

"All my family is here. We made jokes about me being married five times. All the kids are here. One wife, but all my granddaughters.

"My friends are here. I swear to God, guys. If I didn't have enough pressure on me tonight, f**king Kid Rock walked into the locker room tonight."

And during the speech, Flair said he and Rock were going to spend the night at the musician's bar in downtown Nashville.

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Rock was in town to watch SummerSlam at Nissan Stadium on Saturday.

And he caused a bit of a stir when he made out with Trailer Trash Tammy live on TV.

Flair's last match went largely as expected with fans more relieved that he made it out unharmed.

His face was covered in blood as he wrestled for one last time.

He threw a few chops, and shouted 'wooo' a few times before eventually walking out a winner.

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And the finale was as typical of wrestling during Flair's prime years.

Lethal accidentally kicked the referee, and Jarrett then hit his team-mate with a guitar.

The guitar shot was meant for Flair before his teammate Andrade pulled him out of the way.

Andrade and Flair both then landed telling blows before a backup ref rushed to the ring.

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Flair locked in the figure-four on Jarrett, who was already out cold.

And with Jarrett's shoulders on the mat, the referee counted to three and Flair was victorious.