

At WWE TLC 2020, Charlotte Flair made a triumphant return to wrestling. She and Asuka beat Nia Jax and Shayna Baszler for the Women’s Tag Team Championships. WWE Hall of Famer Booker T talked about Flair and her grand return to WWE on his Hall of Fame podcast.
Booker T comments on the return of Charlotte Flair
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The former World Champion talked about how strong the women’s locker room was a couple of years ago. However, a lot of names were ruled out. Becky Lynch, Sarah Logan and even the Bella Twins were absent from the WWE because of pregnancy.
“The ladies’ locker room have dwindled a little bit. It’s not as strong as what it was a couple of years ago.”
Booker T’s words stand true. Since the rise of Becky Lynch to the main event and Ronda Rousey’s year of domination, the women’s locker room has been severely lacking.
“It was definitely a sight to see Charlotte come back in that fashion; you know. Grand fashion, pay-per-view, only looking like she can but go out there and do work, cash in as well, become champion and that’s what she does. I thought it was great, but I’m still you know, there again, a little worried about the women’s division right now.”
Booker T also predicted that Charlotte and Asuka’s friendship will not last very long. Fans know that a heel turn is inevitable, but it will be interesting to see from which side the heel turn eventually occurs.
Booker T also declared that Bayley was his standout performer from the women’s division, calling her match with Bianca Belair a PPV worthy match.
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The return of the Queen
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— Charlotte Flair (@MsCharlotteWWE) December 21, 2020
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Charlotte Flair’s return at TLC marked her return to the ring after a six-month hiatus. Flair did not look like she lost a single step. She and Asuka dominated large portions of the match against their opponents with Charlotte flying around the ring like she never left.
Flair even busted out the trademark moonsault from the top rope to the floor. She picked up the win via a Natural Selection to Shayna Baszler. In the process, she became the fourth female Grand Slam Champion in WWE history.
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