WWE Star Charlotte Flair Identifies The Championship She Felt She Had To ‘Grow Into’

Across her WWE career, Charlotte Flair has captured the RAW and SmackDown Women’s Championship a combined 13 times, been the final WWE Divas Champion, won the NXT Women’s Championship on two occasions, as well as had two reigns with the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship.

Despite her huge WWE championship pedigree, according to Flair during an appearance on the “Complex” podcast, the Divas title in particular was difficult for her to settle into. 

“That’s the one title I felt like I had to grow into; that owned me, versus when I was the inaugural RAW Women’s Champion. I felt like I owned that moment, where I had to grow into that title, so I’m really proud of the Divas title,” she proclaimed.

With a combined 14 world title reigns, Flair is now just two championships away from tying with her father, Ric Flair, as well as matching the total world title count of several other WWE legends. From there, she would need one more reign to tie John Cena, and another to surpass ‘The Champ’s’ all-time record. Based on the comments Flair made back in 2023, surpassing her father remains a personal milestone for her. Ultimately, breaking Cena’s record may still be far off, there’s a legitimate chance she could eclipse ‘The Nature Boy’s’ record before retiring.

At the time of writing, Flair isn’t heading into WrestleMania 42 with any concrete storylines, and both WWE Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer and WWE Women’s Champion Jade Cargill are both embroiled in storylines, so Flair’s 15th win might not be anywhere close.

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Disco Inferno Fires Back After Cody Rhodes SmackDown Promo Goes Viral

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Danhausen Causes Chaos During SmackDown Tag Title Match

Danhausen Causes Chaos During SmackDown Tag Title Match

Danhausen inserted himself into the SmackDown Tag Team Championship match in a way that immediately shifted the energy of the contest, adding another unpredictable layer to an already competitive bout.

The situation began earlier in the night when Danhausen approached The Miz backstage, pitching the idea of getting involved. Miz quickly dismissed him and made it clear he wanted no part of any interference, showing visible frustration at even the suggestion.

That warning didn’t hold for long. During the championship match, which saw Damian Priest and R Truth defend against The Miz and Kit Wilson, Danhausen’s music suddenly hit. He made his way to the ring carrying his trademark bag of teeth, instantly drawing attention away from the action inside the ropes.

Once at ringside, Danhausen climbed onto the apron and began calling for a tag from Miz, attempting to insert himself into the match despite not being an official participant. Miz refused to acknowledge him, growing increasingly irritated, while the referee stepped in to order Danhausen off the apron. By that point, however, the distraction had already broken the momentum of the match.

Danhausen continued his antics by attempting to deliver his signature curse, but Miz avoided it by pulling the referee into the line of fire. The moment only added to the confusion. Shortly after, the arena lights cut out, and when they came back on, Danhausen had disappeared up the ramp, leaving both teams and the official trying to regain focus.

The disruption carried into the closing stretch of the match, where Damian Priest and R Truth ultimately capitalized to retain the SmackDown Tag Team Titles.

Uncle Howdy Regains Lantern As Solo Sikoa And Tama Tonga Tensions Explode On SmackDown

Uncle Howdy Regains Lantern As Solo Sikoa And Tama Tonga Tensions Explode On SmackDown

The April 3 episode of WWE SmackDown featured a developing storyline centered around Uncle Howdy and the mysterious lantern, with internal conflict within The Bloodline playing a key role in how the situation unfolded.

Tension between Solo Sikoa and Tama Tonga had been building throughout the night. Solo remained adamant about keeping possession of the lantern, while Tama openly questioned its importance, suggesting it had only brought unnecessary issues. The disagreement created a visible divide between the two well before any in-ring action took place.

That tension carried into a later match, where Uncle Howdy faced Tama Tonga with the lantern effectively at stake. Despite earlier indications he would stay backstage, Solo made his presence felt at ringside, holding the lantern and inserting himself into the situation. His involvement became a distraction during the match and further escalated frustrations between himself and Tama.

Uncle Howdy ultimately secured the win with Sister Abigail, but the bigger development came immediately afterward. Solo and Tama engaged in a heated argument at ringside, with Tama clearly angered by Solo going against his word and interfering in the match.

The confrontation quickly shifted the outcome of the situation. In a decisive moment, Tama took the lantern from Solo and placed it in the ring, allowing Uncle Howdy the opportunity to reclaim it. He then physically restrained Solo from intervening as Howdy retrieved the lantern and exited the scene with it firmly back in his possession.

The result not only restored the lantern to Uncle Howdy but also highlighted a growing fracture between Solo Sikoa and Tama Tonga. Their on-screen disagreement now appears to be escalating into a deeper issue, potentially setting the stage for further developments within The Bloodline in the weeks ahead.

WWE Confirms Opening Segment For April 6 Raw

WWE Confirms Opening Segment For April 6 Raw

Seth Rollins is set to take center stage when WWE Raw kicks off on April 6, with WWE confirming that he will open the show following his recent return and heated confrontation with Gunther.

After being sidelined with a rotator cuff injury suffered at Crown Jewel 2025, Rollins was recently cleared to compete and wasted no time making his presence felt. On this past Monday’s Raw, he blindsided Paul Heyman with a steel chair, immediately reestablishing himself as a major factor on the road to WrestleMania.

The situation escalated quickly as Gunther stormed the ring and dropped Rollins, locking in a chokehold before standing tall and pointing straight at the WrestleMania sign. The message was clear that Gunther has his sights firmly set on Rollins at WrestleMania 42.

With Rollins now confirmed to open Raw, WWE is pushing this rivalry front and center. His opening segment is expected to address the attack and could provide clarity on what comes next as tensions continue to build between the two.

The April 6 episode is shaping up to be a major show, with several key names also advertised:

• Seth Rollins to open the show

• CM Punk to speak

• Oba Femi to appear

• Brock Lesnar to appear

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