Ric Flair's last match undergoes a major change

The venue of WWE Hall of Famer Ric Flair's final match has changed, with additional tickets available for purchase on Friday.

Shocking the world, the 73-year-old announced that he would have one final match on July 31. Since then, more details about the event have been revealed as Flair trained with AEW star Jay Lethal. As the date got closer, a positive update was issued by The Nature Boy himself.

Initially, the match was scheduled at the Nashville Fairgrounds. However, with tickets being sold out in 24 hours, Flair has announced that the event will now be held at the Nashville Municipal Auditorium.

"My Last Match Is Getting Even Bigger & Better! We’re Moving To The Nashville Municipal Auditorium! Additional Tickets Go On Sale FRIDAY, June 24th At 12pm ET! Sign Up To Stay Up To Date On All Of The Information At http://RicFlairsLastMatch.com! WOOOOO! @StarrcastEvents," Flair tweeted.

Check out the announcement here:

The Nashville Municipal Auditorium has a capacity of over 9,600 seats, seemingly triple the previous venue. It was also announced that tickets purchased beforehand could be used in the new venue. Meanwhile, additional tickets will be available from June 24.

Wrestling fans have a mixed reaction to Ric Flair's final match

Since Ric Flair announced his return to the ring, fans and professionals have expressed their worries over the star's health. However, it looks like the Hall of Famer will still push through with the event.

Following the venue change announcement, some fans were cheering on the 73-year-old while the rest still couldn't believe it. Check out the divided reactions here:

From the looks of it, the 16-time world champion doesn't care too much about what other people have got to say. For now, fans are just praying for his safe return to action.