The Last Match Between Ric Flair & Andrade Will Be Against Jeff Jarrett & Jay Lethal

The WWE legend will face Jeff Jarrett and Jay Lethal in his "last match" ever with his son-in-law, Andrade. Flair's daughter Charlotte's husband, Andrade, was tapped to join him inside the ring for the biggest night of his career after months of speculation.

Ric Flair and Lethal are in a close relationship in and out of the ring, as Jay has been training with the "Nature Boy" ahead of their big match. Flair and Jarrett have a long history in wrestling that dates back to their days with WCW, WWE, and eventually TNA.

Lethal has been credited with regaining Flair's in-ring confidence. The 73-year-old Hall of Famer continues to maintain the vigor that made him an icon of professional wrestling.

Flair recently told Mojo and Babcock he has been cleared by his doctor to perform as a performer, so he isn't overly worried about his health failing during the match. On the day of the big match, Flair will not take his blood thinners or pacemaker medication because he nearly died several years ago.

Naitch told us that although he'll never be the same competitor he was in his heyday, he's still more than capable of performing brilliantly in the squared circle.

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Ric told us in late May that he would never run at 100% again. But he would run at 80, 85% instead.

Flair was a 16-time World Heavyweight Champion, and wrestling at his age has garnered the respect and admiration of his contemporaries like Booker T, who praised the "dirtiest player in the game" for his desire to continue performing.

The reason why Ric Flair is doing what he is doing is that he loves this business, man," recently said Booker T. It was years ago when Ric Flair said he would never retire. That's the type of guy he is" In his final match for Starrcast, Flair will wrestle under Jim Crockett Promotions in Nashville on July 31.