Charlotte Flair: 10 things you didn't know about WWE's Queen

Since her debut in NXT in 2013, Charlotte Flair has lived up to her famous family name and become one of the biggest superstars in modern day WWE.

Charlotte has won everything there is to win in WWE, with a record tally of Women’s Titles as well as a Tag Championship and a Royal Rumble win in 2020. She has also main evented WrestleMania with Becky Lynch and Ronda Rousey.

With her return to the ring hopefully coming soon, there might be some things about “The Queen” fans are still unaware of, so GiveMeSport takes you through 10 things you didn’t know about Charlotte Flair…

The real-life Ashley Fliehr won two A-state championships while at Providence High School in Charlotte, North Carolina. She was also team captain and player of the year in 2004-2005. Her volleyball career continued in college.

Being the daughter of the Nature Boy had its benefits, one of which was being able to get “Macho Man” Randy Savage to come to her school for show and tell day.

Charlotte made her first pro wrestling appearance at the age of 14 under her real name son WCW during Ric’s feud with her half-brother David and Vince Russo ( WCW 2000 things). She helped her father defeat David by handcuffing Russo with the help of her other brother Reid. Normal.

Flair has long been renowned for her unbelievable athleticism, with her figure-eight leg-lock and moonsaults a testament to this. It is not hugely surprising that she was a certified personal trainer before entering the wrestling industry.

Perhaps as a result of her father being on the road so much, Charlotte was slow to enter the industry. She was 26 by the time she joined WWE’s developmental system. For context, Sasha Banks, Becky Lynch and Bayley all began training as teenagers.

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