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WWE: What Happened to Charlotte Flair?

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Published: November 1, 2024

Charlotte Flair, a 14-time Women’s Champion in WWE, has been absent from the ring since December 2023. During a match against Asuka on the December 8, 2023, episode of SmackDown, Flair suffered a severe knee injury, tearing her ACL, MCL, and meniscus. This injury required immediate surgery and an extensive rehabilitation period.

Charlotte Flair’s Recovery and Rehabilitation

Following her surgery, Flair embarked on a rigorous rehabilitation program. In a July 2024 interview, she shared that she was ahead of schedule in her recovery and had returned to training at the WWE Performance Center. Despite this progress, as of October 2024, Flair has not yet made her in-ring return.

Charlotte Flair’s Activities During WWE Absence

During her hiatus, Flair has explored opportunities outside the wrestling ring. In June 2024, she announced her involvement in the horror film “You Lose You Die,” marking her first leading role in a movie. This venture into acting has allowed Flair to expand her career while recovering from her injury.

Anticipated Return of Charlotte Flair to WWE

As of November 2024, there is no official announcement regarding Flair’s return to WWE programming. However, reports suggest that WWE has significant plans for her at WrestleMania 41, scheduled for April 2025. This indicates that Flair’s return may coincide with the lead-up to this major event.

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