Ric Flair Fires Back At ‘Stupid’ Charlotte Flair Criticism Ahead Of WrestleMania 39

There is only one Queen in today’s generation of WWE who has dominated the competition for nearly nine years, and her name is Charlotte Flair. The second-generation star has accomplished a lot in her career. That being said, it seems Ric Flair hit back at some recent criticism regarding his daughter.

Charlotte Flair took a break of over seven months and returned during the December 30th episode of Friday Night Smackdown, where she beat Ronda Rousey for the Smackdown Women’s Champion.

Since Charlotte Flair’s return to the WWE, she has maintained her position at the forefront of the women’s division, despite major changes behind the scenes during her absence.

She is also likely to main event the first night of WrestleMania 39. While speaking on his To Be The Man podcast, Ric Flair referred to Charlotte as “the best wrestler in the business today” and questioned why anyone would question her right to be in the main event, regardless of time off or other factors.

Flair went on to use the example of Stone Cold Steve Austin’s return to illustrate his point. Despite not having wrestled in 20 years, Austin was immediately thrust into the main event scene upon his return, something Flair sees as a natural move for the best performer in the company.

According to Flair, Charlotte’s position in the WWE is not only supported by her fans but also by industry veterans like Bret Hart, who he says have praised her work. He concluded by stating that Charlotte will continue to be recognized as the greatest until she decides otherwise.

“If someone is off for a legitimate reason and they’re the best wrestler in the business, why aren’t they in the main event? “In the business, men or women. That’s what they do, they’re in the main event.

Steve Austin came back for a year, came back and did he start at the bottom of the card? He ain’t wrestled in 20 years and they wanted him to main-event WrestleMania this year. “What the hell? That’s the most stupid thing in the world. Why wouldn’t the best performer in the company, regardless of time off or time on, not be in the main event? Give me a break.”

Charlotte Flair is set to defend the SmackDown Women’s Title against Rhea Ripley at WrestleMania 39. That match will see the two women collide once again to continue their story. Only time will tell how long The Queen’s reign is this time around.

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