Charlotte Flair shows off new injury ahead of imminent WWE return

Charlotte Flair showed off a new injury on social media ahead of her imminent WWE return. The veteran has not wrestled in a match in 2024 due to an injury she suffered last year.

Flair tore her ACL, MCL, and meniscus in a singles match against Damage CTRL's Asuka on the December 8, 2023, episode of SmackDown. She is still recovering from the injury but has provided fans with regular updates on social media throughout her journey back to the ring.

Charlotte took to her Instagram story today to share a new selfie with a large bruise on her ribs. You can check out her update on Instagram by clicking here.

Flair shares interesting update on her Instagram story.

The former champion recently paid tribute to Eddie Guerrero on what would have been his 57th birthday.

Former WWE writer suggests interesting storyline for Charlotte Flair upon her return to the company

Wrestling veteran Vince Russo recently pitched an interesting storyline idea for Charlotte Flair when she returns to the promotion.

Speaking on Sportskeeda Wrestling's Writing with Russo show, the legend stated that Flair should rank the top ten female wrestlers on the roster as part of the storyline for her return. Russo suggested that Flair could reveal that she would retire if she lost to any of them in a singles match.

"And if I'm Charlotte Flair, 'I've been gone for a long time, I get it, a lot of the women have come into prominence in my absence. I get it, I understand, and, basically, to prove myself all over again, I'm gonna start from 10 and work my way up, and along the line if I get pinned by any of these individuals I will retire from the WWE. That's how good I think I am. I will start at the bottom and work my way up, and if somebody can beat me I will pack my bags and go home,'" Russo said. [4:08 – 4:55]

You can check out Russo's comments in the video below:

Charlotte Flair opened up about her major injury and shared that she had turned it into a challenge for herself. Only time will tell when the 38-year-old will return to the ring.