Charlotte Flair’s victory in WWE Royal Rumble 2025 drew the attention of Rhea Ripley and Tiffany Stratton before Wrestlemania 41. Today, the reigning WWE women’s champion had a message for the Queen.
Several names to come have admitted Charlotte Flair, Becky Lynch and Bayley in the industry. Such a star is Tiffany Stratton, which is the face of the female division Friday evening Smackdown as WWE women’s champion.
In an interview with the Toronto SunThe 25 -year -old’s star discussed the possibility that Charlotte Flair chooses it for Wrestlemania 41. By discussing this, the Barbie buff had a bold message for the queen. She swore to defeat her in Wrestlemania in Las Vegas if the two compete for the title.
“Obviously, I said it several times in my interviews in the past and to come and things like that; she is one of my inspirations. I would love to have a Wrestlemania match with Charlotte Flair if she chooses me. I choose myself. (From 03:15 to 03:50)
Charlotte Flair will have a confrontation against Tiffany Stratton on WWE Smackdown
After more than a year of the Carré circle, Charlotte Flair made a comeback to the promotion based in Stamford at WWE Royal Rumble 2025. Similar to Cody Rhodes in 2023, the queen made her long -awaited return and won the match of gadget.
After the event, she appeared on Monday evening RAW to address her victory and discuss the options she has for Wrestlemania 41. She was quickly interrupted by the women’s world champion Rhea Ripley, but Queen N ‘ did not choose on Monday evening.
Later, she made an appearance on NXT and confronted Bayley, Giulia and Roxanne Perez forward at the NXT Vengeance Day 2025. However, Charlotte Flair has one more stop to make.
She should appear SmackDown on Friday evening, where she will meet WWE women’s women’s champion Tiffany Stratton. It will be interesting to see for which championship for which she challenges at Wrestlemania 41 in Las Vegas.
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Edited by Arsh Das
