Charlotte Flair Addresses WWE Feud, Personal Vulnerabilities Amid Women's Title Rivalry

Charlotte Flair, known as "The Queen" of WWE, recently opened up about the intense and personal nature of her feud with Tiffany Stratton, which culminated at WrestleMania 41 where Stratton retained the Women’s Championship. Flair revealed that a particularly painful moment was when Stratton made a personal jibe about her three divorces during a promo, which struck a genuine chord with her beyond the character she portrays. Reflecting on her career, Flair highlighted her 2018 match against Ronda Rousey as the moment she truly felt she had arrived in wrestling, marking a turning point where she could perform purely on instinct and athleticism. After returning from serious knee injuries at the 2025 Royal Rumble and winning the Women's Royal Rumble match, Flair is set to compete alongside Alexa Bliss in a Fatal Four-Way match for the WWE Women's Tag Team Championships at Evolution 2. Alongside her wrestling career, Flair has shared glimpses of her personal life and aspirations, including a desire to play a babyface gimmick, and she remains a top heel on SmackDown. Meanwhile, Stephanie Vaquer has emerged as a rising star in WWE’s women's division, making history as the first woman to hold both the NXT North American and NXT Women's Championships simultaneously, and is expected to be a strong contender in upcoming events.