Charlotte Flair Chooses A Fifth Member For WWE's "Four Horsewomen"

[Buffy]

"The Queen" Charlotte Flair recently took to her Cameo account and answered a few questions for one of her fans.

As is common knowledge with today's wrestling fans, the "Four Horsewomen" of WWE, made up of Charlotte, Sasha Banks, Becky Lynch, and Bayley, are considered a group that changed women's wrestling in WWE forever. Their arrival on the main roster in Summer of 2016 ushered in longer matches, long-term storylines, and eventually, the main event match at WrestleMania for the female competitors.

Flair believes there's one woman for the job if they were to add a fifth member to the group. She picked a WWE veteran and multi-time Women's Champion, Lita.


"I'm going to have to go with Lita, just because she worked with me and shared all of her knowledge that first year on the main roster," Flair said. "And who doesn't love Lita? She's true to herself and she's spunky, so I would have definitely choose her."

Charlotte was also asked who she would want to see become their manager someday, similar to how the legendary J.J. Dillon managed her father and the "Four Horsemen". Charlotte believes that a certain SmackDown star would fit the role perfectly.

"I know - maybe, Alexa Bliss. She's got a mouth on her," Charlotte explained. "And not taking away from her wrestling ability because I've always wanted to wrestle her, but I would have her as my J.J."

As noted, Charlotte reportedly underwent surgery to fix a lingering implant issue on Saturday, July 25. Flair's intention is to take a break from the ring until late in the year, possibly until the build for the 2021 Royal Rumble season.

Source: https://www.wrestlinginc.com/news/2...r-chooses-a-fifth-member-for-the-four-673119/

 

[Lady Redfield]

I still can’t believe they are the ones getting credit. Shame for the ladies before them.

 

[Chris]

I still can’t believe they are the ones getting credit. Shame for the ladies before them.

Did you watch Evolution last year? Trish, Lita, Torrie, Molly, Michelle McCool all were put over huge for being ahead of their time and paving the way for the current division to thrive.

 

[Vegeta]

My girl Lita!

Also wanting Alexa as their JJ. She does have a damn good mouth on her.....

And she can work the mic also.


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[Hoss]

The Four Horsewoman, along with people like Asuka and Alexa are quite simply miles better than the generations before them, with very few exceptions like Alundra, Mickie, Victoria, Molly, etc. Even Lita was a terrible wrestler, but fortunately she and Trish were over because all that mattered in their era was their looks.

 

[Chris]

The Four Horsewoman, along with people like Asuka and Alexa are quite simply miles better than the generations before them, with very few exceptions like Alundra, Mickie, Victoria, Molly, etc. Even Lita was a terrible wrestler, but fortunately she and Trish were over because all that mattered in their era was their looks.

But Lita could do moonsaults and hurricanranas

Who cares if she botched everything else

 

[Vegeta]

I enjoyed Lita in ring tbh


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[Chris]

I enjoyed Lita in ring tbh


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I'm sure EC and I are the minority here

 

[Mitch Buchannon]

Nah Lita sucked, one of the most overrated wrestlers ever


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[Jimmy King]

I liked Lita but I was more of a Trish fan personally, still am. I liked Lita way more when she turned heel and aligned herself with Edge.

 

[Hoss]

Lita straight up could not wrestle. Like Chris alluded to, she knew two spots and could sprinkle in a little bit in between but that's it. It's not like I blame her though. She wasn't being asked to be on the same level as the men. All that mattered is she resonated with the male audience. As long as she could get in there, do her two moves and take her shirt off, she was gonna get that pop. I'd take damn near any woman on the roster right now (save for maybe Nia and Lana?) over Lita if we're comparing what they're capable of in the ring. But, like I said, it's not Lita's fault and she was great at what she was asked to do.

Women's wrestling in WWE has unquestionably been moved forward an unprecedented amount with this current generation of women's wrestlers. They deserve a ton of credit. As do folks like Finlay, Triple H, and the other people behind the scenes who helped bring them along to where they are now.

Now women's wrestling as a whole is a different ballgame because there's been good women's wrestling for at least 40 years. It was just never really a thing in WWE until now.

 

[Vegeta]

Guess I’m just the odd one out. I enjoyed her matches. Like I guess I’ll just have my opinion on her, even if it’s different.


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[Chris]

Lita straight up could not wrestle. Like Chris alluded to, she knew two spots and could sprinkle in a little bit in between but that's it. It's not like I blame her though. She wasn't being asked to be on the same level as the men. All that mattered is she resonated with the male audience. As long as she could get in there, do her two moves and take her shirt off, she was gonna get that pop. I'd take damn near any woman on the roster right now (save for maybe Nia and Lana?) over Lita if we're comparing what they're capable of in the ring. But, like I said, it's not Lita's fault and she was great at what she was asked to do.

Women's wrestling in WWE has unquestionably been moved forward an unprecedented amount with this current generation of women's wrestlers. They deserve a ton of credit. As do folks like Finlay, Triple H, and the other people behind the scenes who helped bring them along to where they are now.

Now women's wrestling as a whole is a different ballgame because there's been good women's wrestling for at least 40 years. It was just never really a thing in WWE until now.

And in Lita's defense I think her neck injury really set her back even though she recovered fine...but the time period she missed was when Trish improved EXPONENTIALLY in the ring and Fit was doing his absolute best to train the divas, by the time she came back in 04 it was a tad stagnated again so I think she missed a decent amount of development there

 

[Chris]

Guess I’m just the odd one out. I enjoyed her matches. Like I guess I’ll just have my opinion on her, even if it’s different.


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Charlotte agrees with you and her opinion does mean more than all of ours so there's that

 

[Vegeta]

Charlotte agrees with you and her opinion does mean more than all of ours so there's that

I guess now I gotta be a Charlotte fan.


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