The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Tom Brady moved to 2-0 on the season after defeating the New Orleans Saints, 21-10, on Sunday after a massive fourth-quarter brawl.
Brady‘s personal life, however, isn’t going as swimmingly. He showed up to training camp looking gaunt, with his face having a weird “V” shape that got the NFL world buzzing. His wife, Victoria’s Secret Angel Gisele Bündchen, has issued an ultimatum to Brady saying this will be his last season if he wants to stay married. The couple is reportedly living separately, and the supermodel was recently seen crying into her phone over the future Hall of Fame quarterback.
Brady, however, has support from an unlikely source: legendary WWE wrestler Ric Flair.
“I would suggest EVERYONE get off Tom Brady’s a** and applaud him!” wrote Flair. “His personal life is his business! Not yours! To judge, comment on, or laugh about [it] makes you all look bad! So disrespectful, ESPN! He’s the greatest of all time!”
Flair is no stranger to marital differences. The WWE Hall of Famer has been divorced four times in his life. There is no word yet on if the Worldwide Leader in Sports will heed Flair’s words and adjust their coverage of football’s GOAT.
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