3 current popular wrestlers who have never worked for WWE and 3 who have only worked in the company

Modified Sep 21, 2020 04:51 GMT

#3 Charlotte Flair (only wrestled in WWE)

Charlotte Flair is a 12-time Women's Champion

Fans who watched WCW back in the day might remember seeing a young Charlotte Flair on WCW TV at the time, usually accompanying her father, the legendary Ric Flair. Charlotte signed with WWE in 2012 and soon made her debut in NXT. She had her fair share of classics in NXT, against the likes of Becky Lynch, Sasha Banks, and Bayley.

Flair was moved to RAW in 2015, and thus kicked off a legendary in-ring career. She has won a grand total of 12 Women's titles in WWE so far, and will probably someday surpass her father's record of 16 World title reigns. Charlotte has been a part of a string of historic matches, including the first-ever Women's Hell In A Cell match, and the first-ever Women's main event in WrestleMania history.

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It's almost a guarantee that WWE won't let her go anywhere else in the future, and she will possibly go down as one of the greatest to never work outside WWE.

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