Check out this interview Charlotte did with Good Morning Columbus last week with Cameron Fontana where she discusses her career path and where she wants to go next.

Fansided.Com conducted an interview with Charlotte where she discusses her career and her future goals.

When the name Ric Flair is spoken, many individuals know who he was and what he has done for the wrestling community in his 40 plus years in the squared circle. Now his daughter Charlotte (Ashley Fliehr) has taken the Diva’s division by storm. She is the current NXT Women’s Champion and has shown that women can handle their own in the wrestling business.

Charlotte was kind enough to talk about her career, her goals and expectations, and what it was like to make her debut on WWE Raw.

With the NXT still being the developmental area for the WWE, how is it for you to be one of the lead performers having been the “Women’s Champion” until Wednesday night?
“Honestly, I soak it up every single day. I can’t say it gets old. To be able to represent NXT and see how far the brand has come in the last year, I am so honored. It’s very humbling to know that we have come a long way and I take it extremely serious.”

On December 9th, you debuted on WWE Raw and had a match against Natalya, which ultimately you lost via rollup. What were your feelings when you got the call that you were going to get to debut one of the biggest stages on WWE Raw?
“To be honest I don’t think about the match itself. I look at this being one of the first opportunities of many that I will have in the future. Just to have the opportunity to whether it was one minute or twenty minutes was great to highlight the future (NXT), and myself.

“Natty has been there for the biggest moments in my career. She was my very first dark match at NXT. She was my first NXT Special match where I won the women’s championship. These were very special moments and I don’t think it could have gone any better.” Read the rest of this entry

On the day after NXT Takeover: R-Evolution, Charlotte did an interview with Talk Sport’s Gorilla Position Podcast, and she goes into great depth about her vision for the women’s division in WWE. Check out the full interview recap below!

The interviewer congratulates Charlotte on her win. He says that Charlotte has this steely determination where she wants to be the best. Charlotte says that all the Divas want to be considered just as good as the guys and every time she walks to the ring, she has a chip on her shoulder to prove she deserves to be there. She wants to be respected and needs to bring more to the table.

Charlotte credits Triple H for giving the Divas a major platform to showcase what they can do & that she wouldn’t have semi main evented 3 times if it weren’t for HHH being their biggest advocate. She says that HHH was emotional when Charlotte made her RAW debut. Charlotte says that the progression she’s made is amazing and HHH is proud of that. Charlotte discusses losing her brother and the emotional battle she’s been through to get to where she is today.

The interviewer asks about Charlotte’s sporting accomplishments in volleyball and gymnastics. Charlotte says that when the Four Horsemen were inducted into the HOF, Charlotte was at dinner with Reid, Ric & Johnny Ace and John suggested Charlotte go into the wrestling business since she just finished college. Charlotte never resented the business and that her passion has grown a lot more since she was a kid watching her dad. She was always a fan, particularly during the Stacy Keibler, Torrie Wilson & Sable era. Read the rest of this entry

Charlotte was on the latest podcast from Pro Wrestling Illustrated, where she was recently named Rookie of the Year. Check out this great interview where Charlotte discusses where she’d like NXT to be, her current reign and thoughts on what she’d do on the main roster.