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#3 Enough limelight for Flair
It might feel like Charlotte Flair has been around forever, mainly due to the fact that her last name is Flair, but it should be noted that she was only promoted to the main roster of the WWE in 2015.
Just four years later, she is now a seven-time Women’s champion and no-one in the history of the company has more women’s titles than her. Trish Stratus is also a seven-time champion but it took her seven years to reach that figure.
In comparison, Flair reached that mark just after three years, which goes to show how much the WWE pushed her. Ever since the beginning of her career, she has been pushed by the company.
It would be safe to claim that no other superstar in the women’s roster got as many chances as Flair did. So she’s had her share of the light, it’s time for someone else to have it now.
