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She may not fly jets or ride limousines, but Charlotte Flair — daughter of 16-time World Champion Ric Flair — may be destined for greatness. Though a latecomer to the industry her father helped revolutionize, Charlotte has made a name for herself in WWE in very short order.
Displaying a level of athleticism that few Superstars in history can match, Charlotte first captured the attention of the NXT Universe with the type of statement victory that’s rarely been seen before or since. With her father watching on, Charlotte defeated Natalya at NXT TakeOver to win an eight-woman tournament on May 29, 2014, becoming the new NXT Women's Champion in the process. In the months that followed, the self-proclaimed “genetically superior athlete” turned back one challenger after another, helping cement the women’s division as one of the most competitive in all of sports-entertainment.
Soon, Charlotte finally made her long-awaited debut as a full-time Superstar in WWE, shocking the world when she joined forces with Paige and Becky Lynch in a stable known as PCB. Pit against rival forces like Team Bella and Team B.A.D., PCB helped usher in a genuine revolution in WWE, with Charlotte herself as the first of the new arrivals to win the Divas Title and the first athlete to win the Raw Women's Championship.