WWE Money in the Bank 2019: 5 records that could be made

#4 Charlotte Flair could truly become The Queen

Charlotte Flair could win her ninth Women's Champion on Sunday night

Charlotte Flair has dominated the women's division in WWE over the past few years and is already an eight-time women's champion. Many believe that Flair will equal her own father's record in the coming years, but right now she has only managed to equal Trish Stratus' long-standing record.

Stratus is a former seven-time Women's Champion and one-time Hardcore Champion, which made her the most decorated women's wrestler in WWE history until earlier this year when Charlotte won the SmackDown Women's Championship.

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If The Queen is able to dethrone Becky Lynch in her rematch for the Women's Championship that she lost at WrestleMania, then she will become a nine-time Women's Champion, and she will take the title of being the most decorated female wrestler in the history of the company, less than four years after she made her debut on the main roster.

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Phillipa is a WWE writer for Sportskeeda. She is also a mother, wrestler, dancer, former actress and a Seth Rollins fan. She is a retired wrestler, dancer, and at one-time enjoyed boxing.

Phillipa has tried her hand at all aspects of the wrestling business in the past including booking, promoting, refereeing, commentating, ring announcing and wrestling.

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Phillipa's favorite wrestler is Seth Rollins, but will allow her head to be turned by any high-flying superstar.

She also once had a dream that Drake Maverick was her father, this is yet to be confirmed by the man himself. Outside of the world of spandex and screwjobs, Phillipa likes to watch football, supports Stoke City and is a huge fan of Judd Trump.

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