Below are a couple of top WWE news stories of the day, featuring Charlotte Flair, Kevin Nash and WrestleMania 41.
• “I think it’s your mom; she’s trying to be #4” – Charlotte Flair To A Fan
As we noted last night, Charlotte Flair tweeted the following regarding her controversial SmackDown promo with WWE Women’s Champion Tiffany Stratton:
“After being blindsided by my personal trauma on live television, my character said something on-air that was not true, and I’d like to take this opportunity to clear the air.
I should have NEVER called the Chicago fans smart. I sincerely apologize.”
A fan tweeted:
“Hey Charlotte go check your door, I think retirement is knocking!”
Charlotte replied:
“I think it’s your mom; she’s trying to be #4”
Also Read: Charlotte Flair Reacts To A Fan Claiming She Underwent Face Surgery
• “F**king Horrible” – Kevin Nash On Women’s World Title Booking For WrestleMania 41
IYO SKY will defend the Women’s World Championship against Rhea Ripley and Bianca Belair in a Triple Threat Match at WrestleMania 41.
2-Time WWE Hall of Famer Kevin Nash is not a fan of this match and how WWE booked this entire feud.
Here’s what Nash said on his Kliq This podcast:
“F**king horrible in my estimation. I just—I don’t want to see f**king IYO SKY and Bianca. I want to see Bianca and Rhea. Rhea, man… I want to see Rhea, and I don’t give a sh*t who it’s against. I just want to see her. I mean, I’m just saying—she’s a f**king star, man. Yeah, for sure. They know it by the way she moves.
Number one—I would fire the General Manager for putting Bianca in as the referee and not making it a no DQ match. That should’ve been the stipulation right there. If Bianca doesn’t want to wrestle Rhea, of course she’s going to do something. And putting your top babyface in that situation? I don’t think that’s a smart move.
[IYO SKY is] diminutive. She doesn’t have the fluidity. Her striking—I don’t think it’s believable. She’s okay with her feet. She does well reversing moves, but it’s all that high-spot stuff where they go off the top rope, and it looks like Rhea’s going to kill her—and then Rhea does this big sell job.
And when you watch it back in slow motion for the 9th time, you realize, oh, she got her legs under her. It’s like a Canadian Destroyer move. Every time you see that, you’re like, ‘So, who got hurt? They both didn’t get hurt?’ Like, right? You know? ‘Oh yeah, but she didn’t have her seatbelt on.’ Oh, okay. I get it.”
