WWE Smackdown Live star Charlotte Flair recently spoke with ESPN and below are some interview highlights:
Jinder Mahal’s rise:
“Knowing Jinder Mahal on a backstage level, I couldn’t be more excited for his rise to this occasion, becoming this supervillain. He looks like a star. He works hard behind the scenes. Obviously, Randy Orton will go down as one of the greatest in history. So, I think, for Jinder, it’s got to be exciting to know that there’s so much anticipation around the match. There’s also the element of other legends being there, front row, and he’s at the center of it all with Randy. Randy’s been in this position multiple times. This is another walk in the park for him, probably. I’m just excited for Jinder, as a whole.”
Finding her place on SmackDown:
“I think that’s trying to figure out, ‘Am I a good guy, or am I bad guy? Am I still the dirtiest player in the game, or have I come to my senses and Becky Lynch has rubbed off on me?’
“The girls that I’m working with are absolutely amazing. It’s not whether I prefer Raw or SmackDown; it’s more, ‘What’s my role? Who’s Charlotte?’ I think I’m still trying to figure out.”
New Day being added to Smackdown:
“All three of them are probably the most genuine, hard-working guys I know. So, just having New Day on the SmackDown side, having their presence, having their leadership, they’ve been top guys. They were one of the biggest attractions at WrestleMania. Having them on SmackDown, not only do they bring the fan support, but that also creates opportunities for other tag teams.”
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
