Charlotte Talks Ronda Rousey & More On ESPN Sports Center

WWE Divas Champion Charlotte appeared with Jonathan Coachman on this week’s “Off The Top Rope” segment on ESPN SportsCenter. Instead of recapping the top moments from RAW, Coachman looked at the most memorable moments in Survivor Series history, including The Undertaker’s debut, the Montreal Screwjob and The Rock joining The Corporation back in 1998 and capturing the WWE Championship.

Charlotte then joined the segment and was asked about what it was like growing up as the daughter of Ric Flair. She said he was “just dad” growing up and she still had to worry about homework and curfew like everyone else. Ric was gone a lot of the time, but he always made up for it when he was home by bringing her lunch at school and attending all of her sporting events.

Charlotte said her goal in college was to get a full scholarship playing division 1 volleyball, which she did. She had no idea she would get into wrestling. She was also a personal trainer for a while and enjoyed that job because she was able to make a change with people’s lives.

Coach asked if Ronda Rousey’s big loss at UFC 193 changes anything, in regards to Rousey’s recent comments about wanting to be Divas champion one day. Charlotte says of course Rousey would still be welcomed in WWE. She’s proud of what Rousey has done and is anxious to see what’s next. She hopes Rousey returns to avenge the loss and she remains a huge fan.