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#3 Charlotte Flair could become a back-to-back Royal Rumble winner
In the history of the Royal Rumble event, only three WWE Superstars have won the match back-to-back: only Hulk Hogan (1990,1991), Shawn Michaels (1995,1996), and Stone Cold Steve Austin (1997,1998) have done it. No woman has achieved this feat yet. Though that fact makes sense given the shorter history of the women's match, it might change in 2021.
The winner of the last year's match, Charlotte Flair, has been on a hiatus from WWE for almost six months now.. Recent reports have suggested that WWE has "locked-in" the plans for Flair's return. While there's no confirmation yet, we might as well see her return very soon and announce herself for the Royal Rumble 2021 match. Or she might also be one of the surprise entrants at the event.
In a relatively short career, Flair has become the most decorated women's Superstar in WWE history. There's no denying her abilities, be it in the ring or on the microphone. If she enters the match next year, there are good chances that she might end up winning it all over again. Of course, a section of the WWE Universe might not be very happy with that.
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