WWE's Charlotte Flair says this former WWE and UFC star doesn't get the credit she deserves for giving women in WWE more main event opportunities

WWE is bringing back the all-women's Evolution premium live event for the first time since its 2018 debut. Evolution takes place on Sunday at State Farm Arena in Atlanta. There are seven matches set for the event,

Becky Lynch, Sasha Banks (aka Mercedes Mone), and Charlotte Flair made their WWE main roster debut at the same time. Many feel the trio's arrival marked the start of the women's wrestling revolution. While Banks is no longer a part of the company, Lynch and Flair are still going strong and are two of the most decorated female wrestlers of all time.

That was the moment I realized, OK — wrestling isn't something I want to do. It's something I have to do." In addition to Paige being her role model, the 15-time WWE Women's Champion also started a career in the wrestling business following the death of her younger brother Reid,

Charlotte Flair has enjoyed showing a different, more authentic version of herself as she teams with Alexa Bliss.

WWE legend Charlotte Flair sits down with Sports Illustrated to talk about her passion for WWE, the love and energy she gets from her fans and why she’s still pushing to be the best version of herself.

WWE star Charlotte Flair shares a story of her father, Ric Flair, embarrassing her while she was trying out for varsity volleyball in high school

Charlotte Flair weighs in on how female wrestlers have become more dominant in the world of wrestling. She also discusses the return of WWE’s all-women PPV: Evolution.

WWE star Raquel Rodriguez has waited for Evolution to come back around for six years and will get to be a part of the historic premium live event on Sunday.

Former WWE head writer Vince Russo recently shared his thoughts on Charlotte Flair's character. The star is currently a prominent feature on SmackDown.