4 Reasons Why Charlotte Flair Belongs in the Wrestlemania Main Event and 1 Reason She Doesn't

#1 Brings the Story Full Circle

Main Event. Book it.

For all the perceived favouritism and golden light with which management may look upon Charlotte Flair, make no mistake about it; the inevitable triple threat is a story centred around Becky Lynch.

Dial back to the previous summer where an on form Becky Lynch spurred support of fans finally got her shot back at the championship she established. This is after toiling under the shadow of her best friend for the better part of two years. Said best friend walked into this great chance and made her claim for it, without lifting a finger.

Though WWE misguidedly tried to pain the ensuing envy and rage as a heel move, WWE fans and Lynch couldn't be denied. In Lynch, fans have found the proxy for their own grievances against a system that holds them back due to their love for so-called 'chosen ones' over the underdog.

That Charlotte sought to possibly get her friend back which she did after Lynch's moment was once more unfortunately taken away from her by another management favourite (Nia Jax) and realized it didn't matter as much as winning/beating Ronda Rousey. Clearly, it paints Charlotte as the perfect antagonist of the tale.

At the end of this is the golden goose, the holy grail that is Ronda Rousey. There's an insurmountable force just as big a cash cow for WWE as there is a golden girl in Charlotte. Positioning thus Becky Lynch at the middle as the hero of this tale. For the saga to reach its completion then it requires all three on the grandest stage of them all.

The Queen, The Rowdy One and The Man, its storytelling perfection.