Judging by his social media comments, it doesn't seem as though Ric Flair's feelings on Paul Finebaum have softened over the years. Photo Credits: Abbey Cutrer/The Tennessean/USA TODAY NETWORK (Ric Flair, left); Kirsten Fiscus/Advertiser via Imagn Content Services, LLC (Paul Finebaum, right). Photo Credits: Abbey Cutrer/The Tennessean/USA TODAY NETWORK (Ric Flair, left); Kirsten Fiscus/Advertiser via Imagn Content Services, LLC (Paul Finebaum, right).

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It doesn’t seem as though Ric Flair’s feelings on Paul Finebaum have softened over the years.

On Saturday afternoon, Flair took to X (formerly Twitter) to voice frustration with Finebaum’s latest criticism of former Michigan coach and current Los Angeles Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh, a person the two have shared words over previously. Finebaum’s Harbaugh comments, however, were not the only things Flair took issue with.

“Dear Mr. @finebaum,” Flair said. “As Usual, You Are The Most Absurd & Incompetent Analyst In All Of College Football. I’ll Take Heather Dinich @CFBHeather Any Day Over You. You Should Be Expelled From @ESPN. Every Time I See You On The TV, I Turn It Off. You Have 22,000 Followers. I Have 9.3 Million Followers. The Fact That You Would Call Out Jim Harbaugh @CoachJim4UM Last Year And Say That He Will Never Be Able To Coach In The Pros And Now He Will Probably Win A Super Bowl! And The Fact That You Are Predicting That Texas Will Murder Ohio State Is Insane! Go Look In The Mirror And Find Something Else To Do For A Living. So Embarrassing!”

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