WWE Survivor Series 2018: 7 Things WWE Got Right

2. Charlotte Flair's Savagery

Charlotte Flair Ronda Rousey
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The shiny mask Charlotte Flair wore as a smiling role model has been ripped clean off to reveal a monstrous mega-b*tch hid behind it all along. As Flair battered a defenceless Ronda Rousey with chair shots, punches, kicks and a dangerous stomp as that chair wrapped precariously around her neck, she brought back some old heel goodness.

By being such a violent, wicked witch of a woman for pretty much no good reason, Charlotte ushered in the next chapter of her own personal evolution. Finally, after almost two years of hot and cold booking on SmackDown, she has some spark again.

Bring it f*cking on.

Flair's savage howls and demonic behaviour bring her almost on par with the aura Becky Lynch has fostered over the past few months. More of the same over a prolonged period and we might have another female character worth championing as a renegade.

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