5 WWE Superstars who appeared on TV when they were kids

Modified Aug 02, 2020 07:01 GMT

#3 Charlotte Flair

Charlotte Flair made her way to WWE Monday Night RAW in 2015, along with Becky Lynch and Sasha Banks, thus kicking off the Women's Revolution. It has been five years since her debut and Flair is already listed as one of the all-time greats. Flair has several accolades in his bag, which includes her being a part of the first-ever Women's main event in WWE WrestleMania history. Back when Charlotte was a kid, she used to accompany Ric Flair during shows on rare occasions, in WCW.

Charlotte Flair appearing in WCW as a kid:

At the 00:45 mark in the clip above, you can see Ric Flair celebrating his WCW title victory at Starrcade 1993, in a backstage area with his family. A young Charlotte Flair can be seen standing on the side with the other family members. Additionally, Charlotte made appearances in WCW when she was a teen, and was seen being confronted by Vince Russo when he invaded Flair's home in storyline. Flair would go on to sign a contract with WWE in 2012, and the rest is history.

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