Charlotte Flair recently sꦆpoke with the t𓃲o promote her new book "Second Nature", and she also touched on a number of wrestling topics.
She gave hꦛer advice to young people who want to break int🎃o the wrestling business.
"First and foremost, go to school, go to college and get your education. Because I am living proof that it doesn't really matter how old you are when you start. I started very late in the game and it hasn't changed my path to success. Secondly, if it is something you are still passionate about after college, then get in contact with the WWE perf𝓡ormance center and find out when their tryouts are. Go to a tryout and see what you need to work on. But when you do go, know it is more about showing off who you are as a person and your personality and are you coachable versus 'Hey, I've got all these moves and I'm athletic!'"
She says she misses being "the evil queen," but she's also enj🎀oying her break from being mean all the time.
"I do miss the evil queen, but I think that my on-camera relationship with Becky is allowing the audience to see a softer side of the queen. For tw💛o years I was so intense and stern and always in the title picture. I think now the audience gets to take a breath of fresh air with me, so when I do turn into the evil queen again, they are ready for it. It's a nice break right now for my character and for the audience."
She spokꦿe about working with the other Horsewomen--Bayley, Sas👍ha Banks, and Becky Lynch.
"I think part of our success is because we don't necessarily do this t🅷o be stars. We work together as superstars to change the game for women, so we never lose ⛦touch with why we are doing this. But I am traveling the world with my best friend (Becky Lynch) in a car 90% of the time. Getting lost, getting in car accidents, eating at random places in the middle of the night. So, it is that great."
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