The Undertaker is one of the greatest superstars in the history of professional wrestling and has been involved with the industry in some form for nearly 40 years. He has witnessed many rising talents grow into megastars and knows how the unique world of sports entertainment works.
As a veteran with deep knowledge of the business, praise from The Deadman carries significant weight. Recently, he talked about a superstar from the women’s division—Charlotte Flair, the 14-time world champion who won the women’s Royal Rumble match this year after making her much-anticipated return.
The Undertaker Heaps Praise on Charlotte Flair
On a recent episode of his Six Feet Under podcast, The Undertaker discussed the Women’s Royal Rumble match and revealed that he has spoken to the winner multiple times since the event. He also highlighted her mindset and expressed admiration for her determination.
“I’ve seen her post-Rumble,” Undertaker said. “To listen to her talk about what she wants to do, it’s like all of the things that she’s already accomplished are great, but her mindset is she’s starting anew. She wants to conquer the world all over again. It’s an incredible mindset to have at that part of your career. I actually had her talk to some of the talent on my team for LFG, trying to get them to understand her mindset.
“But listening to her passion, you could tell what’s real and what’s not real and what’s lip service. To hear her talk about what she wants to do, it’s really inspiring to have that kind of passion at that point in her career. She’s got nothing left to prove. She’s the GOAT, and she took her rightful place back at the top of the food chain. Rhea might have something to say about that.”
Charlotte Flair Set To Face Tiffany Stratton
The 14-time champion made a shocking return at the Women’s Royal Rumble and emerged victorious. With this win, she earned a title shot at WrestleMania and later announced that she would be facing Tiffany Stratton.
The Queen has returned as a heel character and is willing to do whatever it takes to become a 15-time champion. According to rumors, Ric Flair, who the WWE officially recognizes as a 16-time world champion in his own right across three different professional wrestling organizations, may also make an appearance to help his daughter take the title from The Buff Barbie.