Charlotte Flair helped push women's professional wrestling to new heights.
DAZN looks at the career accomplishments of the second-generation superstar.
Who is Charlotte Flair?
Charlotte Flair was destined for greatness in professional wrestling.
The daughter of legend and WWE Hall of Famer Ric Flair, she displayed her athleticism as a teenager in North Carolina through volleyball, which she played competitively in high school and college. But her true calling was in pro wrestling, and she had even appeared on television as a child in support of her father.
Flair didn't get into the family business until later than some of her siblings, signing a WWE developmental deal at 26 (which is also when she adopted her ring name). However, her star rose quickly as she honed her craft in NXT, and, less than a year after making her televised debut, she won the NXT Women's Championship.
She held the title for 258 days, nearly the full remainder of her time in NXT, before joining the main WWE roster in July 2015.
As part of the women's revolution, Flair quickly established herself as a threat to WWE's biggest women's stars. Just two months into her tenure on the main roster, Flair captured her first belt by winning the Divas Championship in Sept. 2015.
From then onward, Flair has been a staple at the top of the women's pyramid, generally performing as a heel with the level of charisma expected by someone carrying the Flair name.
What championships has Charlotte Flair held in wrestling?
WWE
WWE (Raw) Women's Championship[a] (6 times, inaugural)
WWE SmackDown Women's Championship[b] (7 times)
NXT Women's Championship (2 times)
WWE Divas Championship (1 time, final)
WWE Women's Tag Team Championship (1 time) – with Asuka