7 Current WWE stars who appeared in WCW

#6 Charlotte Flair of WWE RAW

MWA's Match of the Day, Ric Flair vs David Flair, Great American Bash 2000.#wcw #greatamericanbash #ricflair #davidflair #charlotte #charlotteflair #flair #russo @RicFlairNatrBoy @MsCharlotteWWE @THEVinceRusso pic.twitter.com/UyhYubVRyH

— Multicontinental Wrestling Alliance (@MWAWORLD) June 27, 2020

She may have carved her own legacy in WWE as a main-event megastar, but Charlotte Flair has appeared on WCW programming in the past. She was featured in a couple of vignettes during her father, Ric Flair's feud with Vince Russo, and her brother, David Flair.

Charlotte Flair, known as her real name Ashley in WCW, was 14 at the time. The future multi-time WWE Women's Champion was ringside for Ric Flair's career-threatening match with David Flair at The Great American Bash 2000. Charlotte Flair and her late brother, Reid Flair, prevented Vince Russo from interfering in the match and handcuffed him.

This was quite the moment for The Queen, who has gone on to have a legendary career of her own in the business. She is guaranteed to headline the WWE Hall of Fame upon retirement, possibly becoming the first female to do so.

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#5 Meiko Satomura of NXT UK

Crazy to think the same person wrestled for both WCW Nitro and #NXTUK ! pic.twitter.com/kfGU2LCv5m

— upNXT (@upNXTpodcast) February 11, 2021

Having recently signed for WWE and debuted on NXT UK, Meiko Satomura has had quite a career. She made her wrestling debut in 1995 for Gaea Japan, staying there until its closure in 2005. The all-female promotion had a working relationship with WCW, enabling Satomura to appear on Nitro.

She lost a tournament first-round match for WCW in 1997 and wrestled there until the business relationship ended. Satomura found some tournament redemption two decades later. She nearly went to WWE Evolution by reaching the 2018 Mae Young Classic final, losing to Toni Storm in the semi-final.

Meiko Satomura is the only female to wrestle in both WCW and any version of NXT.