WWE TLC 2020: 5 Big takeaways from the PPV

#3 Charlotte Flair returned at WWE TLC, and she's a champion once again

BOW DOWN ONCE AGAIN.@MsCharlotteWWE is BACK looking for WWE Women's #TagTeamChampionship gold! #WWETLC pic.twitter.com/nJSVr6vhBM

— WWE (@WWE) December 21, 2020

Charlotte Flair had been absent from WWE programming since June, when she was taken out of action by Nia Jax. But "The Queen" returned at WWE TLC to team with Asuka and challenge for the Women's Tag Team Championship.

Asuka found herself without a partner after the champions, Jax and Shayna Baszler took out her original teammate, Lana, on WWE RAW last week.

Not only did Flair come to Asuka's aid, but she also won the match for her team at WWE TLC. Flair's Tag Team Championship win means that she is now a Grand Slam Champion in WWE.

A ROYAL VICTORY!@MsCharlotteWWE returns to win the WWE #WomensTagTitles with #WWERaw #WomensChampion @WWEAsuka! #WWETLC pic.twitter.com/ojVaInJpkZ

— WWE (@WWE) December 21, 2020

A feud with Jax is the logical next step for Flair. It is unlikely that fans will see one of the top women's Superstars in WWE history remain in the tag team division for too long, particularly with WrestleMania season just around the corner.

Charlotte Flair and Nia Jax on WWE RAW

Of course, the unfortunate Lana still has her own issues to settle with Jax and Baszler. Having been denied an opportunity to compete at WWE TLC, "The Ravishing Russian" will surely seek revenge sooner rather than later.