If there is a Flair that has truly lived up to Ric Flair’s name it is undoubtedly Charlotte. The Queen of WWE has achieved an extraordinary number of championship victories, surpassing even some of the most iconic male wrestlers in the company. Her father himself recently attested to her unmatched importance in WWE, stating that she holds more significance for the business than John Cena and Cody Rhodes.
Despite being so important to the promotion, there is something that is stopping her from becoming bigger than Cena and Rhodes and it definitely has to do something with her same old Queen Persona.
What is stopping Charlotte Flair from reaching new peaks in the WWE?
Ric Flair recently created waves in the wrestling community by claiming that his daughter Charlotte Flair is the best wrestler in WWE at the moment, better than the two dudes currently ruling over it.
Though it is not completely true, Charlotte Flair truly has the potential to become one of the best wrestlers in the world, but continuing with the same old queen Persona has stopped her from reaching her true potential.
Though she has been a part of several heel turns throughout her WWE career, she has never embraced the role truly. Over the years there have been rumors about her turning into an evil queen but it never really materialized.
It will be interesting to see whether WWE fans will ever get a chance to witness even a glimpse of Charlotte Flair as a full-fledged evil queen at WrestleMania 41.
Ric Flair opens up on Charlotte Flair’s true potential
There is no bigger supporter of Charlotte Flair than her own father. Recently, in an interview with TMZ the Nature Boy opened up on Charlotte’s injury which forced her to take a break from wrestling and claimed she is a better wrestler than John Cena and Cody Rhodes.
“It was a horrible injury, and it’s hard to do anything on the sidelines when you’re right in the middle of your career. She’s never been hotter, but Undertaker said it best, she came back, and she regained the crown. She’s the greatest female wrestler of all time. She might be the best wrestler in the business right now. Forget about Cena and Cody [Rhodes] and those guys. She’s that good. She’s on fire, man.”
Ric Flair further claimed that The Queen is a badass just like him and he is glad that WWE is finally letting her express herself and embrace what she actually is.
“Sometimes, it takes a while to find your niche. She’s a heel. She’s like me. She can be a babyface because she can do a lot of stuff, but she’s a heel, man. She’s badass. Now, she’s getting to really feel herself. I’m glad that they’re letting her be who she is. When you’re the best, you can say anything you want to say.”
WWE has finally recognized that Charlotte Flair’s iconic “Queen” persona has outlived its relevance. To reignite the thrill and get the business booming again, what could be more exciting than unveiling her darkest, most villainous transformation yet?
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