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Charlotte Flair has been one of the most dominant stars in recent WWE history. The daughter of 'Nature Boy' Ric Flair, Charlotte is an eight-time Women's Champion, capturing the NXT Women's Championship once, the Divas Championship once, the RAW Women's Championship four times, and the SmackDown Live Women's Championship twice.
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Whilst many originally thought that her success in the company was due to her last name, the Queen has proven herself to be one of the most athletically gifted superstars, out-shining her Hall of Fame father with her figure eight Moonsault.
With 5 years under her belt and hundreds, if not thousands of matches, it's difficult to determine which of her matches are absolute can't miss performances. But here are the 5 best matches of the Queen, Charlotte Flair.
#5 Charlotte Flair Vs Bayley (RAW, February 13, 2017)
Ever since joining the company, Bayley has proven herself to be one of the most loveable superstars in recent history.
With her easily approachable, huggable demeanor, she has become an idol for WWE Universe members, both young and old.
In short, she is the opposite of what Flair was in 2017.
Refusing to believe Bayley could beat her for the title, Flair defended it on the February 13, edition of RAW.
With her friend Dana Brook neutralized by Sasha Banks, Flair was left alone, and with a Bayley-To-Belly suplex, showed how dangerous it is to underestimate the huggable one.
Bayley would hold the title for several months, through WrestleMania, whilst Flair would finally come to respect her fellow former NXT Women's Champion.
#4 Charlotte Flair vs. Bayley vs. Sasha Banks vs. Becky Lynch (NXT TakeOver RIVAL)
A title match between the 4-Horsewomen of the WWE was bound to be excellent, even if the Queen was at serious risk of losing her NXT Women's Championship.
Never one to back down from a challenge, Flair took on all challengers, using a variety of offense in her efforts to hold on to the title just one more day.
Unfortunately, it would all be for naught, as Sasha Banks would capture the gold that night, but all four women proved why they all were deserving of championship gold, and with a total 17 titles between them, it's clear they have all succeeded.
Flair has said how she uttered a quiet "follow that" post-match, showing even at the time, the former champion knew that her colleagues and friends had accomplished something special together.
#3 Charlotte Flair Vs Becky Lynch Vs Sasha Banks (WrestleMania 32)
After winning the WWE Divas Championship in late 2015 from Nikki Bella, a shift began to become apparent in Charlotte.
Turning on her friends, she would instead become obsessed with the Butterfly title, consistently retaining it on pay per view.
But by WrestleMania 32, the WWE had decided to retire the title, and the term Diva, instead opting for the women to be seen as equal to the male superstars.
As the final Divas Champion, Flair competed against her two former friends to become the first WWE Women's Champion in over six years.
With an incredible moonsault to the outside, Flair captured the new title, which was presented by Hall of Famer Lita.
She had proven herself to be on another level to all other women on the roster, and wearing her father's robe that he wore for his retirement match four years prior was the icing on the cake.
#2 Charlotte Flair Vs Sasha Banks (RAW, July 25, 2016)
In 2016, the WWE announced that RAW and SmackDown Live would once again become two separate units after the two rosters had merged in 2011.
With the battle lines drawn, what has followed is a war between the red and blue brand, to give the best show each week.
For the first ever RAW post-split, the WWE put these two women in the main event, showcasing the incredible talent both Flair and Banks have brought to the main roster.
No stranger to each other, the pair worked excellently together, with Banks getting the pin, capturing her first RAW Women's Championship.
It was an incredible moment for Banks and her fans, but Flair did not let it last long, winning back the championship at the next pay per view, Summerslam.
#1 Charlotte Flair Vs Asuka (WrestleMania 34)
Question: What do Charlotte Flair and Brock Lesnar have in common?
Answer: They know what it takes to break a streak.
When Asuka debuted in the WWE in 2015, everyone took note. Winning her debut match against Dana Brooke, the Empress impressed everyone. Then she won her next match. And the next. And the next.
Before long, Asuka had accomplished an incredible undefeated streak, surpassing the likes of WCW's Bill Goldberg. When she won the first ever Women's Royal Rumble, The Empress had her sights set on the Queen.
In an epic battle at WrestleMania 34, the two women showed what Women's wrestling in 2018 is all about: instead of being a designated bathroom break for fans, those in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome had their eyes glued to the match.
In the end, Flair did the unthinkable, ending the streak of the most dominant woman in WWE, and proving to everyone who had ever doubted her, that she was indeed the Queen.
