Charlotte Flair feels she doesn't fit into the usual good or bad dynamic in wrestling.
Earlier this year, Charlotte Flair would return from a major knee injury to win the Women's Royal Rumble match. In her first appearance after winning the Rumble match, Charlotte would be booed heavily by the fans.
While speaking to The Daily Mail's Alex McCarthy in a new interview, Charlotte was asked about the reaction she received post her Royal Rumble win earlier this year.
"I think there is a misconception that people are like "oh, Charlotte Flair is good" or that I was trying to be good. I keep going and not that she's trying to be good or she's trying to be bad - no. Charlotte Flair is above being good and bad. She is just Charlotte Flair. She's the end all be all of women's wrestling. I am the end-all be-all of women's wrestling. Now that I have learned from every opportunity I have learned from every opponent. I've learned from every scenario to me you're either wooing or booing. Get on board, learn to love it. I am who I am. It's different town to town, event to event. Like I wrestled in Nottingham against Piper and they were woos. She got the boos. But the night before I got the boos. I love that I can take people on that roller coaster. Either way, yeah, if we don't hear anything then we worry!"
In a different interview earlier this week, Charlotte explained that she was not planning to slow down. You can read more about that here.
