Charlotte Flair is setting the record straight after fans accused her of burying Tiffany Stratton during a recent promo battle on SmackDown.
The two shared a split-screen segment ahead of their match at WrestleMania 41, but things got awkward fastespecially when Flair threw in some off-script lines that left Stratton visibly off balance.
Some fans felt Flair was trying to send a message, using her veteran status to put the rookie in her place. But in a new interview with The Daily Mail, The Queen made it clearthis wasnt about teaching lessons. This was about reminding everyone exactly who she is.
Flair compared the situation to her 2019 match with WWE Hall of Famer Trish Stratus, a moment she used as motivation to live up to legendary expectations.
Flair then got personal, touching on how 2024 changed her entire mindset after a challenging year.
And when it comes to WrestleMania 41, shes more than ready. WrestleMania is the easy part for me. WrestleMania is my domain.
At the end of the day, Charlotte Flair doesnt owe anyone an apologyshes not here to play nice, shes here to remind the world exactly why her name carries weight. Love her or hate her, The Queen doesnt shrink herself to make anyone else look better. If you cant hang, maybe you shouldnt be standing across from her in the first place.
So was Charlotte simply being herself, or was there more behind her approach to the Stratton promo? Drop your thoughts belowwas it just business, or did The Queen go too far? Let us know what side youre on.
