Ric Flair Reacts as His Wooooo! Energy Drink Goes “On Full Display” at AEW Dynamite Thanksgiving Eve

It’s been almost a month since Ric Flair made his debut on AEW. Tony Khan presented Flair as Sting’s retirement gift for Revolution in March 2024. And now, Flair’s Wooooo! Energy is also making its presence felt in the promotion.

Ric Flair’s Wooooo! Energy was “On Full Display” at AEW Dynamite

After Ric Flair made his appearance on AEW as Sting’s retirement gift, it was revealed that Flair had signed a multi-year deal with Tony Khan’s promotion. That deal also made Flair’s Wooooo! Energy as the exclusive energy drink of AEW.

As per the deal, “During AEW show dates, select host venues will carry the drink at concession stands. It will also be stocked in the wrestlers’ locker rooms and will also be seen on the announcers’ desk during live broadcasts”.

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And last night on the Dynamite episode on Thanksgiving Eve, Flair’s Wooooo! Energy was on proper display at Dynamite’s entrance screens. And no one was more proud than Ric Flair himself. He took to Twitter to share this joyous moment with the caption, “@woooooenergy On Full Display! WOOOOO! #AEWDynamite”. This promotion will help Flair’s energy drink brand get more recognition in the already competitive market of energy drinks.

And talking about competition, another WWE champions energy drink brand just made over $1 billion in revenue.

Logan Paul’s PRIME energy drink raked in $1.2 billion in revenue

Logan Paul is on top of the world right now. He just won the WWE United States Championship and his energy drink PRIME is making immense profit.

PRIME is a range of sports drinks, drink mixes and energy drinks created and marketed by Prime Hydration, LLC. Logan Paul and Youtube star/Boxer KSI heavily promote the brand. This was quite evident during Logan Paul’s match with Seth Rollins at Wrestlemania 39.

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In his recent interview with Fox Business, Paul revealed that his energy drink brand made over $1.2 billion in revenue in just their 2nd year. Also in January 2023, PRIME was announced as the official sports drink of the UFC. Will WWE also follow suit? We will only have to wait and watch? But how do you feel about the fact that Ric Flair’s Wooooo! Energy is now the official energy drink for AEW?