Wrestling legend Ric Flair has disclosed he's again beaten skin cancer, posting an update this week with followers on social media.

The 76-year-old WWE Hall of Famer uploaded a photograph from a medical center revealing noticeable bandages on his left arm and above his left eyebrow, indicating that he had only just emerged from treatment for melanoma—his second encounter with the disease in three years.

Health Comes First: Flair Discusses Past Neglect

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According to TMZ Sports, Flair expressed gratitude to his physicians at the Academic Alliance in Dermatology for walking him through the process, closing the post with his iconic "WOOOOO!" that fans have grown to appreciate.

Flair announced his diagnosis in June, just before he had to postpone a planned meet-and-greet appearance in Mississippi. He stressed at the time that melanoma is "nothing to play with" and acknowledged that he had previously frequently overlooked his own health.

"I have health matters that I need to attend to, as I procrastinated putting my health first in the past."

This is another chapter in what has been a bumpy ride for the wrestling icon.

History of Close Calls: Ric Flair's Medical Battles

Flair has endured multiple health scares over the last few years. In 2017, he was put into a medically induced coma following organ failure, an experience close to death that dominated the headlines across the globe.

In 2023, Flair had heart surgery performed, where physicians implanted a pacemaker to stabilize his heart rhythm.

Even with such grave setbacks, "The Nature Boy" continues to display amazing strength and bounce back again.

New Injury Emerges Days After Cancer-Free Update

Trouble, though, was not far behind. Just one day after cheering his successful battle with cancer, Flair posted on social media once more—this time a gruesome photo of a deep gash over his left eyebrow that needed stitches. He said that is why he had to miss the ATL Comic Convention at the last minute over the weekend.

In the post, Flair personally apologized to the event organizers and fans who had waited to meet him, expressing disappointment at missing the appearance.

The stitched wound is also consistent with the earlier-documented bandage on his cancer recovery update, implying that both events occurred nearby.