Charlotte Flair Shuts Down the Critics, Shows Off Her Insane Ripped Physique

It’s been a weird year for Charlotte Flair. She started the year with the Women’s Tag Team Championships and had a convincing performance in the Women’s Royal Rumble. She was the primary choice to challenge Asuka for Raw Women’s Title at WrestleMania, but COVID-19 foiled those plans.

Charlotte Flair responds to critics and haters

After the WrestleMania debacle, Flair returned to the ring and even competed at WrestleMania Backlash. However, the weeks leading up to that were marred with controversy.

Wrestling Observer Newsletter head honcho Dave Meltzer ‘body-shamed’ Flair and received backlash from the nine-time women’s champion.

Flair responded to her critics and her haters with a damning statement. She posted a photograph on Twitter with the caption, “not everyone deserves to know the REAL YOU. let them criticize who they think YOU are.” He shows off her ripped physique that probably sent shivers down the spines of the entire women’s division.

Flair has had many critics for a long time. She’s received backlash for being pushed constantly, for being a nine-time champion, and even for her physical appearance. Despite all of that, Flair remains one of the best wrestlers in the world, irrespective of division or promotion.

Her current run isn’t the strongest, but she’s quickly entering the main event scene. Her fiance’s release from WWE did not deter her from being the best, which wasn’t a surprise. Will we see Flair become a ten-time champion in 2021?

We’re getting a Flair vs Ripley II

WrestleMania Backlash featured an amazing triple threat match featuring Flair, Rhea Ripley, and Asuka. Rhea needed a big win to cement herself as a fighting champion and save face after her disastrous set of matches against Asuka on Raw.

Flair’s involvement in the match boosted its quality, but it also gave Ripley her next challenger. Charlotte Flair was a favorite to win, but Ripley pinned Asuka; Flair was not pinned.

However, Flair’s loss to Asuka on Raw blew the title scene wide open, and we’re heading down a different road. Whether it’s Asuka or Flair, it looks like we could get a WrestleMania 36 rematch. Will Ripley get her revenge and redeem her biggest loss, or will we see Flair win her tenth Women’s Championship in WWE?

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