WWE superstar Charlotte Flair is among the few stars who have made consistent appearances across all 3 brands — RAW, SmackDown and NXT. While there are talks The Queen is being pushed a bit too much, she doesn’t clearly think so.
In fact, Charlotte Flair believes she is among the hardest workers in WWE and it’s her right to be hungry and look for opportunities to improve.
The crossovers have been quite frequent in the recent past. Charlotte Flair had appeared on the RAW and defeated Ruby Riott and defeated Asuka as recently earlier this month. She has an ongoing storyline with SmackDown champion Bayley against whom she lost last month. And in what promises to be another cracking match, the Royal Rumble champion will defend her NXT title in this weekend’s In Your House.
Speaking to reports during a preview call on the sidelines of NXT IN Your House, Charlotte Flair said she likes being at work.
“I feel like I am doing some of my best work of my career right now, promo-wise and ring-wise. But because people see me all the time. I think they’re used to it and the expectation is so high.
“It is so frustrating because it’s like, ‘Well, what am I not supposed to be hungry? Am I not supposed to always want to be on top? Am I not supposed to be fighting to get better?'” Charlotte Flair said.
“It’s like a Catch 22. Yes, I am on all three brands but, if you look at my storylines that I am a part of, I am a part of someone else’s storyline. I’m just put because I can basically do anything and everything they ask.
“Going to SmackDown was not for me. That’s not a push. That is Charlotte Flair is a name and she’s coming to SmackDown.
“Currently, I am just all over the place, brandwise, because I am the hardest worker, and I will say that, for the women.
“I’ve been going straight for six years. I like getting better, I like being at work, this is my job, I love it. I don’t want to go away.”
Charlotte Flair will be defending her NXT Women’s Championship title this weekend. She will face Rhea Ripley whom she defeated to claim the title at WrestleMania 36 and Shirai.
