In short
Exclusive interview on the No Contest Wrestling Podcast with Charlotte Flair, covering her path into WWE, pressure as a second-generation star, key career turning points, and what to expect from her WrestleMania 42 tag match with Alexa Bliss.
Guest backgrounds
Charlotte Flair is a WWE superstar and “The Queen,” daughter of Ric Flair. She’s a two-time Royal Rumble winner, Grand Slam champion, and a 14-time world champion. She joined NXT/FCW after a producer dinner in 2012 involving her brother Reed Flair, who later died.
Key claims
She says her brother’s dream “saved” her, and she dedicated her career to him. She describes guilt about entering without an indie tryout and feeling she had to over-deliver. She rejects “shadow” narratives, saying she’s created her own legacy while still being Ric Flair’s daughter. She credits a specific early match—NXT Women’s Championship vs Natalya—as the moment she “put herself on the map.”
Notable examples
Her NXT debut story (writing “Pops” on paperwork and Norman Smiley not knowing who it was), her Royal Rumble promo during COVID uncertainty, and her Lodestone camp appearance with Bailey. WrestleMania 42: a Fatal 4-way tag match where she and Alexa Bliss face Bayley/Lyra Valkyria, the Bella Twins, and Last Legend/Nia Jax.
Written by AI. May contain mistakes. Listen to the episode to check what was said.
Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VOCharlotte's Journey into Wrestling
1:34 to 5:17
Charlotte Flair shares her unexpected journey into wrestling and her family's influence.
“Should we put on an English accent because we have the queen?”
Overcoming Challenges and Making a Name
5:17 to 9:36
Charlotte discusses her struggle with her identity and the challenges she faced in the wrestling business.
“They're really who carved out this career and this passion that I have for professional wrestling starting with them.”
Living in a Legacy
9:36 to 12:42
Charlotte reflects on her father's legacy and how it shapes her own identity in wrestling.
“Like it just didn't, that didn't really like set a cloud over me until you start like hearing whispers like that.”
Navigating Expectations as Second-Generation Stars
12:42 to 14:00
Charlotte and O'Shea discuss the pressures and expectations of being second-generation stars in their respective fields.
“and i think one day i will be that time that timeless when i'm done with my career right now No, I'm not.”
Pressure of Being Ric Flair's Daughter
14:00 to 15:13
Charlotte Flair discusses the unique pressures and expectations of being Ric Flair's daughter in the wrestling world.
“Because there'll be like, all right, when you go into your parents' footsteps and they did the business when they did the business.”
Guilt of Earning Opportunities
17:39 to 21:02
Charlotte shares her feelings of guilt about the opportunities she received and her journey in wrestling.
“And I don't know why I'm using this word, but it was almost like I had guilt that because I didn't have a tryout, like I didn't have to do it.”
Fan Connection and Expectations
21:02 to 23:18
Rich Eisen expresses his admiration for Charlotte and discusses the impact of legacy in wrestling.
“When I grew up, like, watching your dad as a, you know, 10, 11-year-old on Saturday nights, he grew up, like, and he meant so much to me as a wrestling fan.”
Memorable Championship Moments
23:18 to 24:41
Eisen recalls a pivotal moment in Charlotte's career when she won the women's championship and the crowd reaction.
“I know if you're a true Charlotte Flair fan, there has been some trying years.”
Growth and Confidence in Promos
24:41 to 28:00
Charlotte reflects on her growth in confidence and ability to deliver promos effectively throughout her career.
“But, you know, there's a certain thing where you've done something so much that it kind of like getting in that mode and it starts to flow automatic.”
Reflecting on a Memorable Promo
28:00 to 28:37
Charlotte discusses her feelings about a standout promo performance.
“Like, I was still able to like, I don't know.”
Show all 28 chapters
First Royal Rumble Experience
28:37 to 29:46
Charlotte shares insights about her experience in her first women's Royal Rumble.
“Now, I want to talk about, because I mentioned earlier, you're a two-time Royal Rumble winner.”
Realizing Her Father's Legacy
29:46 to 31:15
Charlotte reflects on the moment she understood the significance of her father's fame.
“It ain't even a question, as Ja Rule once said.”
Growing Up with a Famous Father
31:15 to 32:48
Charlotte talks about her upbringing and the challenges of having a famous parent.
“Ricky Steamboat was at the, There were other wrestlers in the territory.”
Everyday Life with Ric Flair
32:48 to 34:07
Charlotte gives a glimpse into her father's personality and their relationship.
“I know you have to always give, but I've kind of run out of ways to answer it on my end when they're like, so what's it like?”
Navigating Wrestling Challenges
34:07 to 35:58
Charlotte discusses her early struggles in wrestling and perceptions of her legacy.
“He's like, no, the Women's National Championship basketball game is on.”
Breaking Stereotypes in Wrestling
35:58 to 37:53
Charlotte reflects on the scrutiny she faced as a female wrestler and breaking stereotypes.
“Triple H had just taken over, and here Ric Flair's kid is coming in, who's never done the indies.”
The Nature of Wrestling Rivalries
37:53 to 41:11
Discussion on fan perceptions and the dynamics of wrestling rivalries.
“She couldn't just be really good at what she does.”
The Power of Presentation in Wrestling
41:11 to 42:03
Charlotte talks about the misconceptions around her wrestling persona and the reality behind it.
“She's getting these opportunities because she is better than most.”
Charlotte Flair's Helicopter Entrance
42:03 to 43:50
Charlotte Flair humorously discusses her helicopter entrance demand and its perception.
“hey, how cool was it that you demanded a helicopter for your entrance?”
Lodestone Camp Experience
43:50 to 45:30
Charlotte shares her experience and contribution at Bailey's wrestling camp, Lodestone.
“and the effort that she put in getting main roster talent all the way up to John Cena at that school or at the camp that she hosted.”
Future of Women's Wrestling
45:30 to 47:29
Discussion on the next generation of female wrestlers and the impact of the Lodestone camp.
“So it's a, yeah, it's a different, as a Bayley fan, because we know the person, it kind of quells us and pacifies us because we know like she's doing what she loves.”
WrestleMania 42 Preview
47:29 to 49:13
Charlotte previews her upcoming WrestleMania match and the competitive landscape.
“And going into Mania with Lash and Nia as champions, I think it's anyone's game.”
Cody Rhodes' Endorsement
49:13 to 51:01
Charlotte reacts to Cody Rhodes naming her one of the top WrestleMania performers.
“The greatest tag team in wrestling history.”
Legacy of a Second-Generation Wrestler
51:01 to 52:35
Charlotte discusses the challenges and insights of being a second-generation wrestler.
“Yeah, we got to get you in and sit down.”
Navigating Life as a Wrestler
52:35 to 55:55
Charlotte and the host talk about the unique experiences faced by wrestlers and their families.
“And so there's a little thing that people don't know about me.”
Wrestlemania Pre-Show Coverage
56:00 to 57:29
The hosts discuss their upcoming pre-show coverage for Wrestlemania 42.
“The lady's perspective about all of that was great.”
Promoting No Contest Wrestling
57:30 to 59:16
Promotion of the No Contest Wrestling show airing on ESPN2 and social media connections.
“I am in sunglasses and a WNBA baseball jersey.”
Wrestlemania Dynamics and Celebrity Involvement
59:17 to 1:00:29
Exploring the role of celebrities in Wrestlemania and the focus on in-ring action.
“Go to Twitter slash X at There's No Contest.”
Transcript
Automatic transcript. May contain errors.0:00Get business done with the new American Express Graphite Business Cash Unlimited card. With unlimited 2 % cash back on all eligible purchases, unlimited 5 % cash back on flights and prepaid hotels booked through American Express Travel Online, and a flexible spending capacity that can grow with your business, you'll have the confidence to keep building. Apply today and earn a welcome offer of$1 ,500 cash back after you spend$50 ,000 in qualifying purchases on your new card within the first six months of card membership. Terms apply. Learn more at go.mx.graphite.
0:35O'Shea:ladies and gentlemen hello friends welcome to another episode of the no contest wrestling podcast i am the heel that you love to hate o'shea jackson jr a.k.a petty guerrero hey yo it's me it's me it's the t-double-o the j-i-double-g-2-j-g-t-j-jefferson what's up yo tj we got a guest bro that she's already here i'm not trying to keep her waiting yeah we ain't got time for jibber jabber. So ladies and gentlemen, please, wherever you're doing, sit down. All right. Because our next guest is wrestling royalty. All right. I'm talking being around the world and I, I, I, you know, she is a what? Rolling Stone had her in 2016 as number two superstar in all of WWE.
1:17O'Shea:She's a two time Royal Rumble winner, Grand Slam champion, but most importantly, a 14 time world champion. TJ, can I get a whoo? Charlotte Flair, welcome to the No Contest Wrestling Pod. That was a really good intro. That's what I'm talking about today. We also forgot bow down in all hell. Come on, man. Bow down. Recognize or step aside. Royalty is in the building. Exactly. Should we put on an English accent because we have the queen? I won't do that. Hello, love. G'day, love. A bottle of water. G'day. Cheers, mates. How you doing today? How you doing? I'm good. Just got to Vegas last night. Nice.
1:59So big week, feeling good. Are you tired? I know you've been doing all types of TV and interviews. Are you tired of this yet? No. No, I'm not. I think since WrestleMania is our Super Bowl and I know how busy it is, now it's kind of like a walk in the park. I'm like, give me more. This ain't my first rodeo, boys. That's a fact. This is my ninth rodeo. That's a fact.
2:25O'Shea:That's sick. So how we usually like to start things around here, you know, for anyone who's getting to know you, we as wrestling fans, we know plenty. But we would love to have you speak about when you got bit by the wrestling bug because it wasn't always your choice. So what was that process of like, oh, man, I'm going to go this route? Oh, man.
2:53I grew up in wrestling sorry let me rephrase that my father was a wrestler so I grew up watching my dad in the business I was his biggest fan I was the kid that brought all of her friends to the matches when either WCW or WWE was in Charlotte, North Carolina However, I didn't grow up thinking I was ever going to be in the business. Both my brothers always wanted to be in the business. They always wanted to be exactly who their dad was. Unfortunately, my little brother, who was two years younger than me, had a really bad drug addiction. And in my late 20s, when I had been trying to help read after college, get on the right path, um we were at the four horsemen hall of fame induction in 2012 and the producer was at dinner with us with me reed and my dad that was my little brother's name reed and the producer was looked at me and was like why aren't you doing this and i kind of like sat there for a second and reed was like oh my god you got to do this we can do it together um yada yada yada but really the whole point of the dinner was for the producer to talk to Reed to get Reed into WWE because he had failed multiple drug tests to get in I think it was like two so long story short uh three months later I reported to NXT FCW which is now NXT our third brand it was at the time considered developmental system.
4:34Um, and I started thinking that Reed and I would wind up together in Tampa, Florida. Um, but I really didn't know what I was getting into. I didn't know a lot about the business. I knew, you know, I knew the superstars and who I thought was like, oh, that wrestler is cute, but I didn't know the history. I didn't know the culture. Um, I didn't even know what the indies were other than what my brother had been doing but I didn't even I didn't know a lot and if it wasn't for my little brother having this dream of being like my dad or being a professional wrestler I wouldn't be here today and I always say this in like short to sum it all up I spent so many years trying to save my little brother Reen but ultimately he saved me with this dream but unfortunately eight months into starting wrestling he passed away so I have dedicated my entire career to um him man that's beautiful beautiful i've heard heard parts of that story before but yeah that's yeah and i've heard you say that like this wasn't even your dream this was this was his but it became i think but it's funny like i didn't really have like i in my i admire my little brother so much and i admire all the talent in wwe today that grew up saying i want to be a professional wrestler i'm going to be a professional wrestler and they work their asses off to become that where like I grew up I I was a gymnast all-star cheerleader ended up playing volleyball in college I didn't have dreams or aspirations or something that I really wanted to be or do um and I just admire all the talent that does become what they want to be but because I was a late bloomer and when I met the four horsewomen in NXT which if you're a wrestling and you know who I'm talking about.
6:24They're really who carved out this career and this passion that I have for professional wrestling starting with them. And you didn't just play volleyball. Let's not just skim over your accomplishments here, Ms. Charlotte. No, I'm a much better wrestler than volleyball. You won two state championships, though. No, I was really good in high school. I mean, I was really good in high school. I feel like when I graduated high school when my parents separated and I went to college, I feel like my late teens, early 20s, I was very lost when my parents separated. So volleyball kind of took a backseat.
7:08And then I ended up quitting due to different reasons. So I'm definitely a better wrestler than I am a volleyball player. Still winning chips. I mean, I'm saying she's at the top of the food chain when it comes to wrestling. So volleyball, I don't know how you could have been any better.
7:27O'Shea:I wouldn't say competitive. Yeah, yeah. When it came to, you know, like, for instance, with myself getting into acting, following behind my father's footsteps, I didn't want to be an actor, even though I was growing up on sets and things like that. and so when Straight Outta Compton happened, it was the first time my dad ever needed me and so I felt like, bro, we have to, we kind of got to say yeah. He's never asked us to do anything. Because he asked you to audition, right? He said that the Straight Outta Compton movie was, it looks like they're taking the NWA movie serious is what he said. I'm like, oh wow, that sounds great.
8:10O'Shea:I'm happy for you. And he was like no, in a perfect world, I don't want you to play me but you got to audition and yada yada yada. and so that's how I ended up in acting and like I just been trying to make it work ever since but there was a um there was a moment that I had where I was like no I could do this like I I I can kind of see the map to like make this my career was there a moment while um you know you're learning the business and the ins and outs where you're like when do you can you remember when you kind of got that chip on your shoulder or you kind of got your groove you got your feet wet where you're like, oh, I'm a crush.
8:47Yeah, it was my match for the NXT Women's Championship against Natalya. I believe that match was the longest women's match to date WWE had ever produced for women at that time. And when Natalya and I had that match for the NXT Women's Championship, it definitely put me on the map and it definitely opened everyone's eyes to oh she's just not flair's kid holy yeah holy cow she can go you can say and had that match not happened or had it not been um as physical and as good as it was um due to natty leading me i don't know if i'd be here today because that really just opened so many doors for me and it changed everyone's opinion of me at the time so that definitely was the the biggest game changer early on yeah i i i tell people a lot like
9:52O'Shea:the idea of the shadow or you know just like that that talk of like living in a shadow is a third party way of thinking it's my family like i don't think like that i'm not being competitive with how I even got here. Like it just didn't, that didn't really like set a cloud over me until you start like hearing whispers like that. So like, was there a moment where you'd say internally you ever got into your head about that shadow talk or like you made it a personal thing? Like, no, I'm gonna make my own way or did it just happen naturally? I think it's still personal. I don't know if it ever went away have you met me I still think I've got that chip on my shoulder
10:47O'Shea:I'm not gonna lie I want to get Demetrius four before he gets Friday for it because I want to get to four first but like you know it's not like a shadow thing I'm kind of weird that you said four by the way this is our second of the four horsemen I'm saying yeah man yeah I uh I mean my dad's Ric Flair like he's still he is but what I admire jealousy jealousy and envy is not the right word but because my dad is so authentic and true to who he is and doesn't give a beep like he still translates to today he's timeless whether it's pop culture whether it's sports whether it's wrestling I just admire that about him like it's taken me nine ten years to like let my walls down and kind of be like who I am in my real life to Charlotte where I thought Charlotte needed to be like the ice queen and not saying that I'll never go back to you know being the you know that dominant heel again but like how i feel like they're i can't be in competition with my dad because there'll never be another rick flair yeah but i i think that i have done a good job of taking his legacy and creating my own yeah but i still think it's like and i don't take this in a negative way but like i'm still rick flair's daughter he's not charlotte's dad he might be charlotte's dad to kids that don't know who he is now yeah and that is my big like that is you don't have no idea how much that means to me but i don't think it is a negative that i'm still rick flair's daughter because i'm like damn to be that timeless is incredible and i think one day i will be that time that timeless when i'm done with my career right now No, I'm not.
12:49O'Shea:Yeah, because the I used to get bothered when, you know, you lose your name. Like I'm named after my dad and I still lost my name. Like Ice Cube Son. But then at a certain point, I was like, you're damn right. Like, absolutely. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Like, you know how hard it is to be Ric Flair's daughter? Exactly. That is so he has social media guys and I can't do anything about it. the worst is waking up and your dad is the main character of twitter oh my god it's like please please just relax but tj i'm gonna let you get in but she just led me to another question i know this is you know charlotte when we started this podcast that was one thing that she really wanted we knew second generation superstars were so big in wrestling and him being second generation so you were one of the first people we wanted initially because you guys kind of have a similar story.
13:43You can say something and not a lot of people can understand the lives that you guys have led based upon who your parents are. So this is, for me, dope to sit back and just watch you guys kind of navigate what your lives have been like.
13:56O'Shea:Yeah, because I'm just going to be therapeutic. All right. I'm venting a little bit. I'll be Dr. Melfi here and just take notes. Talk to me. Talk to me. Because there'll be like, all right, when you go into your parents' footsteps and they did the business when they did the business. Things change in between that part, right? So like a lot of times when my dad would give me advice, I'd be like, I can't do that. I can't just fly home from set and like tell them like, hit me when you're ready. Like what year you think it is? And also like, you don't know what it's like to be your son. There are things that like pressures that you put on yourself and like real weights of the world stuff.
14:41O'Shea:it might not be there for anybody else. But for you, it's like people have an assumption of me or this idea of what I'm supposed to be before I can even make the decision or before I even walk in a room. There's so many times where people are like, oh, I thought you were gonna be a jerk. I'm like, for what? What do you mean? Or like those expectations. So have you, like what does it mean to you? What pressures do you put on yourself being Ric Flair's daughter?
15:13In today's world, planning ahead isn't always top of mind, but not having life insurance can leave families facing difficult financial uncertainty during already emotional times. In many cases, loved ones are left managing expenses, debts, or long-term obligations without a clear plan in place. Life insurance is one of those ways to help provide financial security and support when it's needed most. That's where Ethos comes in. Ethos makes getting life insurance fast and easy. and it's 100 % online. You can get a quote in seconds, apply in minutes, and even get same-day coverage. There's no medical exam.
15:49You just answer a few simple health questions online. And coverage options are flexible with up to$3 million available and some policies starting at around$30 a month. Ethos has also earned strong customer feedback with a 4.8 out of 5-star rating on Trustpilot based on more than 3 ,000 reviews. Help protect your family with life insurance through Ethos. Get your instant free quote at ethos.com slash sports. That's E-T-H-O-S dot com slash sports. Application times and rates may vary. Rich Eisen here. The April 15th tax deadline is coming fast, but don't worry. Hand off your taxes to a TurboTax expert today.
16:29You know how April feels. Everything speeds up. Games matter. More hoops and hockey schedules tighten. Your phone won't stop buzzing. And somewhere in the middle of it all, there's that quiet little reminder. taxes. You'll get to it tonight or tomorrow or after the weekend. And if you handle it the old way, you're refreshing your inbox like it's breaking news, waiting, wondering, hoping everything's squared away. That's a lot of mental bandwidth. With Intuit TurboTax Expert full service, you can match with a dedicated expert who understands your specific tax situation and handles your taxes for you, start to finish.
17:04You can do it all online or meet in person at one of their new tech-enabled store locations. Have your tax forms imported directly into the app and hand everything off to your TurboTax expert. While they work to get you every dollar you deserve, you can go about your normal routine, giving you time back to focus on what actually deserves your attention, like rooting for your team to make the playoffs. April 15th is not waiting, people. Visit TurboTax.com and hand off your taxes to a TurboTax expert today.
17:38So it wasn't even pressure. And I don't know why I'm using this word, but it was almost like I had guilt that because I didn't have a tryout, like I didn't have to do it. I basically was like, I want to wrestle. And Triple H had the talk with me because he was taking over developmental at the time. And he was like, just because I'm giving you this opportunity doesn't mean I'm going to give your, read this opportunity. But it's also a very hard life. I'm just, he gave me the pep talk. Like, you know, we're going to get you into FCW. And then the guy at the time that was going to take over developmental for talent, not relations, but I can't think of exactly what his title was.
18:37But the next contact after Triple H, who I was supposed to talk to, he was like, we're going to treat you the same. You're going to have to abide by the rules and you're going to have to do all these things. and that's kind of when the chip started forming in terms of well sir i am super athletic you are like i took it as like huh like he's telling me all these things where i'm like i am not problematic the one thing i do know how to do is work hard yeah so i think the guilt was that i I got in so easy. Easy, it wasn't like I got in. But once I got in, what I knew that I was able to do was hustle.
19:20Now, I'm not telling you that I knew how to be polished or do my makeup or do my hair or look like a diva or cut a promo. I was actually scared of my own shadow. But I could out-condition I knew anyone in that ring. even though I didn't know what a move was or how to take a bump but like I relied on those so as my career grew and listening to all these stories of these girls how hard it was on the indies or you know spending their last dollar to go to camp or doing all these things I almost felt guilt where like if I didn't outperform or if I didn't over deliver if I didn't do certain things I had this like guilt of like how I got to the dance.
20:06O'Shea:Yeah. And I felt bad when I shouldn't have, or when I debuted in 2015 and I had that run with my dad as my manager, instead of really going in and playing the part of Ric Flair's daughter, I feel like sometimes I look back and I'm like, dang, why didn't I own those aspects of what made me different and being his kid versus trying to be like, no, I'm really good. I'm really good. Would that have made better television? Or would my heel character have been better? But obviously, there's a reason for everything. And here we are. I can't go back and change it. But I don't even know what rant I'm going on.
20:50It's like I had more guilt of how I got into the business and I that what that meant than anything I think and my dad not you know always being friends with everyone was hard too because they think well oh because their dad's best friends with the boss that she gets this actually it's probably harder yeah you know I can remember look I just gonna put it out there I'm a long time Charlotte Flair fan probably from the first day that I knew you were wrestling because that's how it is to me with wrestlers. When I grew up, like, watching your dad as a, you know, 10, 11-year-old on Saturday nights, he grew up, like, and he meant so much to me as a wrestling fan.
21:39I can remember an old Pro Wrestling Illustrated. He had a suit on, and he was carrying the NWA belt and a Band-Aid on his head. I took an old piece of linoleum from the bathroom, drew as best as I could the picture of what was on that big globe, belt the dome the 10 pounds of gold and i put masking tape on my forehead and my little suit jacket my mom would be like what are you doing and i'm like i'm rick flair i'm rick flair she didn't have any idea like my grandpa knew my grandpa knew because we were watching wrestling but like so when i hear like dusty roads has a kid rick flair has a kid bob orton has a kid i'm just more invested right off the bat because what their parents meant to me right so being a fan of yours it was like i would get into fights on twitter all the time you know and i'm not like this guy this guy really goes after people on twitter but it would annoy me when people would say things like oh well she's only where she's at because of her dad and i'd be like okay all right that's interesting now i can't say this part anymore because it's changed but i'm like so if that's the case then david sam martino's dad was a legend he never won the world championship.
22:51Cody and Dustin Rhodes, dad, he's a legend. They never were world champion. I would go down the list of all these people that were like, yeah, their dads were legends and they're not world champions. So what makes you think just because her dad was a legend that she's going to be great? No, you could tell she put the work in. So I was always kind of just yelling into the void about you on Twitter back in the day. Well, God bless. I thank you. Thank you. I know if you're a true Charlotte Flair fan, there has been some trying years. You've had to really fight those words online. So now you bring that up and we'll get back into that.
23:31But like, I add something in particular. So last night I'm going, you know, I'm on Netflix. I'm doing my Charlotte Flair kind of, you know, recap just to see stuff I may have forgotten about. And something in particular came up, and it was when you received the women's championship once the Divas belt got retired. And you had a bunch of women in the ring. You know, Paige was in there. Tamina was in there. Naomi, Lana, Becky, Sasha, Natty. They were all in the ring. And you've got the new belt. And the crowd at that point was just so rough. They were chanting women's wrestling. They were chanting everyone but you.
24:09and I could tell now looking at your face that maybe I'm wrong but you were kind of stunned and you were kind of fighting to find your footing and your position in your promo. Now as a vet in the game I've seen you just go out there and rip the crowd apart very easily but do you remember that moment and what it was like because it looked like as I'm re-watching it last night that man she was kind of going through it right now because I don't think she expected the crowd to act that way.
24:40oh you know i've never i don't actually think the one with lita right she was yes yeah no
24:53this might be something that's just like you've done so much but like it was just something but i also know like i was i'm so much more sure of myself on the mic now than i was then yeah and i think that might have what you you might have been just seeing is like me being hella green just like in in fairness like i just might have not been able to handle like the promo or i might have been forgetting who knows that but i don't think it was that at that particular moment i don't think it had to do with the crowd on that one all right that one didn't have that crowd no
25:28O'Shea:So can you remember a time or the moment where, you know, like I said, the the feet wet situation was kind of when you started feeling yourself. But, you know, there's a certain thing where you've done something so much that it kind of like getting in that mode and it starts to flow automatic. Almost like, you know, when you drive home after a long drive, you're like, oh, I was on autopilot. I'm glad that happened to me. I can't remember to drive. Next thing you know, you're in front of the crib. Exactly. You remember when those promos kind of like felt just like breathing? Like when you were locked in officially like, oh, I got this.
26:08Yeah, when I came back and did the opportunity promo during
26:16during COVID. I was out because I got COVID and then I was out three more months and then I came back and that was like unfortunately there wasn't a lot of title defenses between ronda like between when i came back as the opportunity and then ronda came back and run rumble and then there was mania but i feel like i was really in the groove when i was like oh this is just easy was right after that opportunity promo
26:49O'Shea:you were the opportunity the opportunity yeah it was kind of a it's a lock-in moment and like It's something that I wish I would have asked our prior guests. Because it's interesting to know when the person and the character finally meet. And it's like, oh yeah, they go hand in hand. About to murder this. And you are just such a... You just seem so like... When I see you planted there, I know it's going to be okay. It's a feeling of just like, all right, there's going to be something juicy that comes out of this. and that's like that's gotta be really cool for a company to be like yeah it when charlie got to turn that villain on yeah your your shift i think it was cleveland right cleveland it was when you just came back you won the royal rumble and it kind of felt like the crowd kind of shifted on i thought that was a great promo yeah crushed crushed it and even like you but even with the crowd reaction, I felt like it wasn't negative or positive.
27:54I was like, no, I mean, they were negative, but it wasn't like a bad thing to me. Like, I was still able to like, I don't know. I actually thought that was like one of my best promos.
28:08O'Shea:As a fan, it kind of looked like you came out there happy to see everybody, and then when you saw like, y 'all want the queen. The queen came on. Yeah. It's impressive to see. But I, like, yeah, that was fun. That was a good one.
28:33Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay.
Read the full transcript
28:37O'Shea:Now, I want to talk about, because I mentioned earlier, you're a two-time Royal Rumble winner. What was it like being in your first Rumble, one of the first ever women's rumbles. And what's going through your head when you know, like, I'm coming out on top of this? I didn't even know if I was going to be on WrestleMania that year. That was the year we went into COVID, right? Was that my first Rumble? Yeah. I didn't even know if I was going to be on WrestleMania that year. And then finding out later that week that I was going to win it, I just remember that promo after that Rumble, I was like, listen, ladies, this is still my vision.
29:18and I felt every I meant I meant and I felt every word of that promo
29:26O'Shea:we gotta let's see this is when we gotta go back and look at these because knowing that now it's a little bit more umph behind watching because all I said was yeah this is still my division and we're we're going to Wrestlemania it's like you're out of the rich on the show you come back I'm like oh I'm still employee of the month I'm out of here bro I run this place. It ain't even a question, as Ja Rule once said. I got something for you, Charlotte. You mentioned your dad, of course. But when was the moment, you as a young girl, when did you realize, wait a second, my dad's Ric Flair. You're like, college.
30:06It took a solid. College? Freshman year of college. because I really like, I know my dad was Ric Flair and things were like a little different, but I really was a homebody and I didn't grow up. I mean, I grew up playing sports. So that's a very different mindset than like, you know, wanting to be famous or beauty pageants or one i didn't know like i all i knew was team sports and i hung out with my teammates and we always had the parties at my house you know what i like so like junior senior year
30:49O'Shea:where's the party at till three it's like yeah we're going i did everything at home so and because Charlotte, yes, now Charlotte's a lot bigger, but like there, if you, if you go to Charlotte tomorrow and you ask 20 people, where are you from? They're not, maybe, actually, I guarantee you, none of them are going to say Charlotte. So it was small. So like everyone knew who my dad was. And also like Arne Anderson was there. Bobby Eaton was there. Ricky Steamboat was at the, There were other wrestlers in the territory. At one point, Dusty was there. So he wasn't that big of a deal because everyone was used to him.
31:30But when I went to Appalachian State my freshman year in the middle of nowhere, Boone, North Carolina, and I was like, yeah, my dad's Rick Flair.
31:41That's when I was like, oh, he's cool.
31:47He had rust at the moon tower.
31:51O'Shea:my dad was definitely the key to the door of a lot of frat parties i bet on the row at usc but the same thing like i didn't really get what it meant for him to be ice cube until i was like 18 i went on tour with him and this guy in the front row was like give your dad this he gave me a card he was like i was heavy you know into drugs into the gang life out here listening to your dad's music uh helped me become a doctor and i was like damn he probably just wrote this in the kitchen like you know it's like whatever song it was like you know but like people need him and i was like that's pretty cool you're all right yeah so i feel that around college freshman year college same thing it's just like it's our dad it's our dad you don't like i yell at him he yells at me, he might be like, damn it, I heard Flair.
32:43I'm like, sir, you are dad. You're dad.
32:47O'Shea:A question I know you have to always give, but I've kind of run out of ways to answer it on my end when they're like, so what's it like? What's it like being Ice Cube son? I don't know, man. I have no way to really answer that. What's he like at home? He likes to eat cereal at night, watch sports. There's nothing too crazy about it. How many times or also my other favorite, do you ever get hit with, hey, Charlotte, where's Rick? I don't know, man. In time out. That's where he's at. He's in time out. Hell, man. It's just dad. No, I get it. Like, he's just dad yeah like i mean but like you said he probably isn't eating cereal but he's definitely watching sports that he loves sports my dad if he ever wanted to be really could be a sports commentator men's and women's so i just had my birthday in my nami and my dad was texting he's like honey i'm headed back to tampa and i'm like so you're not gonna like hang out at the pool with me today?
34:08He's like, no, the Women's National Championship basketball game is on. I got to make it back. And I'm like, I mean, I get that. Like, respect. No, like, he loves sports. So, he's just typical. And then we have a picture of you guys. This was at your birthday party, right? It was at my birthday, yeah. I mean... And then I got to see 50 Cent Play Raider. Oh, okay. Yeah. Yeah, we saw the pictures that you posted up. looked like there was a good time, you, Jade, and Kiana. You know, you guys definitely go to the gym together. I think that's one thing that can be said without a question. Well, Jade's lifting both of us, so I don't know what Jada was talking about.
34:53O'Shea:Yeah, my mama called Kiana's secretary every time she's here. Oh, secretary. She's the sexiest. I wouldn't want my husband to have her secretary.
35:05so i read a story um that you were saying when you first went down to fcw they gave you paperwork to fill out and norman smiley gave you some paperwork and they asked you about your background blah blah blah and if you knew anybody in the business pops yeah and and then so what was the thought i remember i read that you were like you were kind of like not sure what to write there then you wrote that and then did Norman come back I don't know how to explain it and maybe you'll understand me but I just was like is it weird to put Ric Flair I felt like I was being humble by putting pops but then like now 10 years later I'm like and by the way Norman and I are like this now so but he was just like no one knew what to expect you have to understand wrestling obviously was so different than new takeover.
36:01Triple H had just taken over, and here Ric Flair's kid is coming in, who's never done the indies. They've never heard anything about her. She walks in, no tryout, and then here I am putting Pops on a piece of paper. It really wasn't meant to be like, yeah, Pop. I really was trying to be humble. I don't know. Norman was like, I don't know who Pops is. I mean now I'm his favorite I'm one of his favorite he has many wrestling daughters but yeah I just
36:37O'Shea:for him to grab the paper and be like I don't know who Pops is come on dog you know when you feel your whole face and body turn red when he sat that piece of paper and goes I don't know who Pops is I was like daggers I was like, oh, God. Your ears get hot. Yes, my ears were hot. Exactly. That's how embarrassed I was. It was terrible. So something we were talking about earlier, Shay, you were talking about people asking about your dad and blah, blah, blah. And, Charlotte, before we even started, you were saying something about it's weird for you as a woman. And maybe you could share that, what you had told us.
37:21Oh, I, it doesn't bother me anymore. But what really bothered me early in my career was like, why does she look like Ric Flair in a wig? And I'd be like, who am I supposed to look like?
37:36O'Shea:Right, exactly. Am I supposed to look like Dusty? Because I played sports. and and i'm and i'm proud of how far i've come and like becoming polished and you know branding and the looks whatever it is but like coming from sports i never thought about what i looked like or beauty or muscles or like things like that so when people were criticizing me for for looking like my dad i really like i kind of struggled with it a little bit no i did struggle with it but now no but i was just like who do you want me to look like yeah right i i never understood that and i think that goes back to what i was saying earlier you know it's just like for some reason people held you to this really weird standard right she couldn't just be an excellent wrestler, right?
38:37She couldn't just be really good at what she does. There was always had to be a reason, right? You know, it was because she was someone's daughter or, you know, so I can understand that. Like, like we said earlier, there have been times the crowd has not been as kind to you as a, as a performer that they should be based upon, I guess they feel that they can say these things.
39:25O 'Reilly Auto Parts
40:00app. Download today.
40:05I should have been a better performer to where I should have owned it more and I didn't. Because I should have never catered to wanting their approval when what really would have made me dominant has been like, y 'all wish you was me. I was born with a silver spoon. What you gonna do about it? Had I had that energy instead of being like, I'm sorry for being Rick's daughter, but I work really hard
40:31O'Shea:exactly I had that energy instead of the other energy the FU energy yeah and I really like wish I could have I mean I can't change it now but I really wish in those earlier years had I been like man what if I just come out there and been like yep I didn't have to do a damn thing actually I asked for the title I demand it like little things like that because Charlotte you know the wrestling fans we're on wrestling twitter a lot so we know this when people would you know the anti Charlotte Flair fans who like we told you I get into it with them all the time would be they would make it seem like wrestlers book the show themselves like well Charlotte is going to make herself win you guys claim to know wrestling you should know how this works she's not making herself winning these matches all the time.
41:29She's not makers of the champion. She's getting these opportunities because she is better than most. That's why. But where did we learn? But where did people forget, like, in order to have your favorite good guy, you have to have the bad guy you hate.
41:44O'Shea:This is what I've been bringing up on the show recently. It's 101. Yes. And we got all these smart wrestling fans who act like they know everything and don't even get the most. Smarter than everybody. Basic concept. WrestleMania 35, I had so many questions and interviews like, hey, how cool was it that you demanded a helicopter for your entrance? Wow. I was like, I mean, I love that people think that I had that kind of power. Yeah. But, I mean, actually, I should just roll with it. Yeah, I demanded a helicopter. 100%. Because they are going to believe that anyway. Anyway. So you might as well.
42:25Yeah. I laughed so hard last week. Bailey was like, are you coming in on a helicopter for our fatal four-way, Char?
42:41Hey, well, speaking of Bailey real quick, let's bring her up since I'm wearing this shirt. Lodestone! Talk to us about it. What was Lodestone like? We've heard from her. We've heard from wrestlers like Nikki Blackheart. But I know I saw pictures of you there. And I know that must have been wild for those women to have you show up. So tell us a little bit about Lodestone and the part you played. Yeah. So I saw Bailey put up something on Twitter about a girl signing up for a camp that she was putting on. And I immediately texted her and said, hey, if you want some help or want me to come to whatever you need, I'd love to be a part of it.
43:24And she ended up reaching out to me the week the camp was supposed to start and was like, I'd love you to be there the first day. Can you come here? And I was like, absolutely. Came and had coffee with the girls and then worked out with them. And Bailey really is just such a special person. and what she's doing with that group of girls and giving them the platform and the opportunity to learn and the effort that she put in getting main roster talent all the way up to John Cena at that school or at the camp that she hosted. It's incredible. And I was just so honored that she invited me to be a part of the little magic that she was creating.
44:07And I know it's going to continue and it's really cool. hey that
44:12O'Shea:that year one lodestone class has so much to brag about it's crazy Charlotte was first day you know for eight hours and they're like oh my god dude and you gotta realize out of that group man there's probably gonna be no less than four world champions that come out of that group I don't know the skill level of everyone. And they were from all over the world. That's also what was so cool about that. So you're going to have to assume, you know, there's a next generation of female superstars that, you know, are going to take something that you told them, and they're probably going to try to use it against you in a match.
44:57Oh, my goodness. I'll take it. I'll bring it. Bring it, baby. Love it.
45:03O'Shea:Go ahead. All right. But also, too, like testament to Bayley, all the people that she invited all wanted to show up just as much for the girls but they wanted to show up for what bailey was doing because they really believe in her and her passion and just everything that she brings to the table so just that as well yeah i mean we're big bailey fans here and we got to talk to her up in stanford at the 2k 26 release and we both told her like i don't know i understand to a part as much as an outsider can understand how wrestling works right but i also feel like i feel like bailey is criminally underrated yeah and i feel like they could use her in a better position i'd love to see more from her but she seems to be the type who loves to wrestle loves to help put people over maybe that's okay i i don't know i don't like i said yeah as much as an outsider can understand yeah but i you know i kind of feel like sometimes they give bailey the short end of the stick and we don't like that i mean as fans you know there are the the dominant people that you know you might not hear a lot of conversation about you know that they come in do what they do knock it out and you know their career might view be viewed in a different light but then there are people who are who love it and want to push it forward and we know pushing it forward in wrestling some l's come with that yeah yeah you know pushing the next generation forward.
46:34O'Shea:So it's a, yeah, it's a different, as a Bayley fan, because we know the person, it kind of quells us and pacifies us because we know like she's doing what she loves. I mean, I don't really But as a character, it's like, come on, dog. You know, I need some hardware around here. You know? So, yeah, it's weird. It's weird. It's tough being a four horse woman fan anywhere. Well, not really. I mean, as a four horse woman fan, I think wrestling has been fantastic over the last, like, Look at the arguments you got to put in as like a fan of either four. That's true. That's true. Well, you know, speaking of Bayley, got something big coming up.
47:12That's WrestleMania 42. You are going to be in the tag team championship match. You, with your partner Alexa Bliss, former champions, going up against Bayley and Lyra Valkyria, against the Bella Twins, and against the champions, Last Legend and Nia Jax. So tell us, Miss Charlotte Flair, What should we expect Out of this match In Wrestlemania This is the most stacked Fatal 4 way Wrestlemania has ever seen And what I think Is so special when you look at that graphic Is think of all the history in there All the like All the different stories That could eventually happen Or tell within that graphic Like everyone Has history Even when even with Lyra and Lash being the newbies of the group, it really is past, present, future.
48:08And going into Mania with Lash and Nia as champions, I think it's anyone's game. Like Lexi and I are a well-oiled machine. And you are friends now, right? You are friends now? I mean, we're convenient. I mean, we're best friends, okay? Yeah, okay. There it is. I just think with every team, I mean, really anyone could walk out champion on Saturday.
48:47O'Shea:That's what you want from me. I think, yeah. There's no one favorite to win. I think everyone has a special and specific edge to them. so it'll be interesting. So when Monday comes around though, the headlines are going to say, what about this match? It's going to say Charlotte and Alexa, Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss are the two-time women's tag team champions. Absolutely. That is what it's going to say. Woo! The greatest tag team in wrestling history. Yeah, I said it daily. Woo! Clock it.
49:26I mean, between the two of us, there's how many titles? 25? Oh, my God. 26? I'm better at English words than math. I can't count that high, I don't think. It's all right.
49:35O'Shea:You ain't got that many fingers. You weren't supposed to. That's true. That's true. Well, yeah, we're getting the wrap-up, Charlotte. You know, we have obviously a ton more we can ask you. We got to get you back on NCW when it's not many a week and you can just kick it and chill. Because we can go two more hours with you. Yeah, man, we didn't get our bar fight. We need to do it in studio, though. So I'm not in like an all white half made up. Yeah. So if you're like a nice commercial. Yeah. You find yourself in Los Angeles. You're now family. We'll get, we'll let you know where the spare key is.
50:06You come in, let yourself in, put your feet on the couch. Love it. Well, good luck. Yes. Thank you guys. You know, I don't know if you knew this today. Cody Rhodes was on, uh, I think it was get up with Stephen A. Smith. He gave us top five WrestleMania performers of all time. And you were on that top five. So yeah, I got three text messages about that, about Cody saying that, and I sent him a text. That meant a lot to me. It really caught any time one of the top male performers in our industry and what Cody has done and what he means and being the face of WWE right now to say that about me. It's probably the biggest endorsement you can get.
50:50So it meant a lot. Well, you're also a face of WWE. don't forget that either. Wrestling has more than one royal family. You better believe it. I tell him that too. I'm looking at the queen right now. Thank you.
51:05O'Shea:Thank you, Charlotte. We really appreciate it. Thank you, guys. Yeah, we got to get you in and sit down. We'll clean the place up. We'll make it look nice for you. We got you. We'll take care of you. Sounds good. I appreciate it. I'm going to wear my Kobe shirt, though. This man already loved you, and now Oh, my God. You just gave him a heart attack. You see? My moon and my stars. Oh, my God. Yes, yes. I'll wear my Kobe tank top. Absolutely. Oh, it's going to be like, damn, I'm here. Charlotte Flair, everybody. Charlotte Flair, man. Yeah. Nothing like it. I mean, we could have gone on two hours.
51:40They know who we are. They know we could have gone on forever. Right. You know, it's. Yeah, but that was really dope to get to chop it up with her a little bit. There's so much history there with her. But I meant what I said, man. These fans, sometimes they get on her and like, what do you want? Yeah. Because she's really good and now you're mad about it? Right. Like, what's she supposed to do? Not be an excellent professional wrestler? Yeah. You know what I'm saying?
52:04O'Shea:And, you know, there was a big chunk of the interview where it wasn't necessarily wrestling-based. But, you know, I've been dying to talk to one of these second, third-generation stars and really get their perspective on a life that I can't really share with a lot of people. And so it's exciting to be able to kind of like, all right, so how did you handle that? All right, so how did you move through that? And I got a daughter who will go through the same thing. And so there's a little thing that people don't know about me. A few do. But I have a notebook that I've been writing in since my daughter was four.
52:45Okay.
52:45O'Shea:and when she's like 13, 15, I'm going to finally give it to her. And it's just stuff that I learned on the way that like when this happens, this usually means this, this, this. Like, you know, just like almost like a manual to what she's going to have to deal with in life. Do you also put in there just like funny things that happen between the two of you? Like just as a complete network? Yeah, like everything is dated and like, you know, stuff like that. And it'll be like my gift to her. and damn like maneuvering through what it's like to be a second generation was something my dad couldn't tell me yeah so like being her dad i gotta let you know like this is gonna be yeah so it's to have the opportunity to to speak with somebody about those similar things the only conversation i had with kobe was about the same thing and yeah it was just cool to get her perspective on things and laugh that we, you know, it's the same, it's the same layout and there's nothing you can do but accept it and use it.
53:49O'Shea:Yeah. Use it to, in her situation, being a heel, those type things, like, that's juicy. It's why I call myself the heel that you love to hate because I decided to just be like, you know what? I'm going to be the jerk you think I am. That's for you. At all. But yeah, I just wanted to, you know, appreciate everybody's time for letting me get those off. Yeah, you know, And like I told Charlotte, that was part of when we started this podcast. We understood that you had this unique perspective that a lot of people don't. I won't say the actor now because I'll save that for another day. But one day I was hanging out with an older actor and he told me randomly I met so-and-so for the first time the other day.
54:29And I was like, wait, what do you mean? These are two prominent actors. And he's like, we may have been at the same party at some point, but we never actually met. And then he's like, I met him at one of those shops on Rodeo. And I was like, what was that like? He goes, well, it was interesting. He goes, because he's one of the few people on earth who understand what my day-to-day is like. And I understand what his day-to-day is like. So a lot of people don't have that perspective. And I was like, yeah. So that made sense for us to want to do that. Because you guys, you know, you're saying Nepo Baby's up a billion.
55:02Up a billion. People in the wrestling world who have the same stories. you guys have different lives than the rest. I mean, it is. It's true. And it's not a knock on any of you. So to hear your perspectives, because it's not all sweet. It ain't always all sweet. It's like, yeah, maybe you don't have to worry about the rats and the roaches like everybody, but you still got problems. You still have issues growing up as a kid. So, yeah, it's cool to be able to get that kind of conversation between you and that person the way you did with Charlotte today. I found pretty cool.
55:37O'Shea:Yeah, and you know, I wanted to have Randy on. Another thing before the comments start going crazy. Dominic Mysterio was not going to talk to us about Ray Mysterio in the way that I needed Charlotte to. Yeah, we figured that out before the interview started. Like literally about a minute before I said something to him about his mom. He goes, I don't know. I left that Hall of Fame. I'm like, oh, I'm going to take all my notes here and rip things up. so this was like really the first opportunity to speak with somebody who like lexus king yeah yeah yeah but even so his was had to be cut short unfortunately you know and her dad is still doing it while her career starts and ron breaker as well yeah yeah so it's like charlotte was with everything that she's already done it just was great to get number one a lady perspective too Yeah, right.
56:29O'Shea:The lady's perspective about all of that was great. Would love to talk to Randy about it, Rock, Roman, you know. Jimmy and Jay. There's so many. Yeah, like to just have a sit down. Cody, got to know how they pushed through it. Because, you know, the wrestling life, a lot like the rap life, you're on tour. You're on tour. And when I was born, my dad's second career started, you know, movies. So now he's doing movies and touring. so yeah where did you find where did you find out who the man was what he means to other people and how did you move through it it's very interesting to me man very interesting and I hope you guys find it interesting too you know now that we are talking to y 'all our day ones if you will so I know a lot of people are probably going to sit there where's the Wrestlemania talk well we decided we're going to kind of save that yeah cause we got something to do cause we got on Friday we will be hosting ESPN 2's pre-show coverage of Wrestlemania 42 where we will have a few guests I'm not sure if we're privy enough if we're allowed to say the guests now but we do have a few guests we can tell you one thing they're WWE superstars they are we do they are and you know no because that would give it away just know that we will have some guests we'll be on ESPN2 we'll put out on Twitter and Instagram the exact time and everything but yeah we're going to save all those Wrestlemania thoughts for man I just just now hit me We're going to Vegas and we're going to be there in front of ESPN cameras chopping it up about WrestleMania, man.
58:02Congratulations, my dude.
58:03O'Shea:I am in sunglasses and a WNBA baseball jersey. I got to be feeling good about myself. And as I pointed out to Charlotte, I'm wearing the Lodestone Wrestling Academy. Shout out to Bailey and all the people that took part on this. Man, what a great idea. What a great idea. Absolutely, man. Second time on the channel. Yeah. Second time on The Dose. That'll be Thursday. Yeah, that'll be, you know, this will air on Thursday on The Dose. And by the way, I know you guys probably just heard the pod right now and we're watching it on YouTube, but. We would really appreciate it if you would just happen to change the channel to go see No Contest when it airs on ESPN2.
58:41Yes, on Thursday. So check your local listings. I think last week I messed up. I saw 2 and I thought it was 11 here and 2 Eastern, but no, it was literally 2 o 'clock. So, yeah, just check your local listings. tune in, watch No Contest Wrestling on ESPN2 and make sure our numbers get up so we can keep doing it. Or just turn the TV on
59:01O'Shea:and walk away. You don't have to see it again. I put two TVs on and then left to get lunch. I might go to my neighbor's house, turn a TV on. Yeah, I'm going to hit everybody in my apartment. Never met them in my life. But anyway, tell them where to find us besides ESPN2. So besides ESPN2 on Thursday, you want to see us on socials, you know what to do. Go to Twitter slash X at There's No Contest. Instagram, No Contest Wrestling Podcast. TikTok, No Contest Wrestling Pod. You can also hear us on ESPN platform, Apple, Spotify, Amazon Music, wherever you listen to podcasts. Hey, can't forget about Friday.
59:37You can watch us on Friday, too.
59:38O'Shea:On ESPN, too? Yeah, man, live from... Not live. Viva! Las Vegas. Las Vegas. We will be in Vegas, man. Yeah, man, we're going to be there. We're going to be taking in the sights and the sounds of Vegas. Sure. Two nights of WrestleMania. you know and I think the great thing as we all know Wrestlemania is the end of some stories and the beginning of others so I know a lot of people are in their feelings right now about celebrities being involved in this that and the third I swear the fact is you gotta understand whether we like it or not celebrities have always been a part of Wrestlemania from the very first one until this one you might not like the involvement but when it's all said and done and the matches get on that's what we need to as fans concentrate on that in-ring action.
1:00:23And we're going to get two nights of hopefully some great matches. Monday, you know, the entire wrestling world will be shook up. Can't wait to see. Thank you very much. I like you, Clarence.
1:00:35O'Shea:Gotta get them celebrities out of wrestling. Who the hell care about a celebrity involved in wrestling? Can't stand it. Burn them all, I say. Well, until Friday, we will be in lovely Las Vegas, Nevada. I'm TJ Jefferson. I am O.J. Jackson Jr. Make sure you have a good day, but not too good. Who the hell you think you are? Right? Hmm. Bye, Ms. Parker. Bye, Ms. Parker. Bye,
1:01:13Ms. Parker.
1:01:20and have 50 ,000 five-star reviews to prove we deliver. Whether you DIY it or want a pro to handle everything from measure to install, we have you covered. Real design professionals. Free samples. Zero pressure. Right now, get up to 45 % off site-wide. Plus, get a free professional measure at blinds.com. Rules and restrictions apply.
From the publisher
"Bow Down. All Hail The Queen!" 14-time Women's World Champion Charlotte Flair joined the show in advance of her Fatal 4-way match (alongside her partner Alexa Bliss) for the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship. Charlotte shared how her legendary career got started, how she's handled unfavorable crowd reactions, things that she wished she had done with her character over the years and more. Also, Charlotte and O'Shea share notes on being the children of very accomplished fathers: "Nature Boy" Ric Flair and Ice Cube.
O'Shea and T.J. also reveal that will be hosting a Wrestlemania 42 Pre-Show for ESPN2 this Friday.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
