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#4 Charlotte Flair wants to break Asuka's streak

Look out Asuka...there's a Queen who wants your neck

Asuka may have won the Royal Rumble, but she hasn't yet named who she wants to face at WrestleMania 34. It was assumed that she would want to face Alexa Bliss, considering both are on RAW. But Charlotte Flair wants her at WrestleMania, just as bad. She even said so, in an interview.

Speaking to SiriusXM, this is what the Queen said:

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I want to wrestle Asuka, I want to break her streak. We've never faced each other, never been in a multi-woman match. I feel her coming from Japan and having her own legacy, and coming from a completely different culture, and then my background, I think it's definitely a WrestleMania moment. So that's who I would like to face.

Here's the interesting part. Charlotte Flair was then asked about possibly facing Ronda Rousey at WrestleMania.

Flair said she had to pay her dues first, before facing her.

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Edited by Shruti Sadbhav