Charlotte Flair

I say she's my wrestling daughter, but her name's Kiana James.

She came up about a year and a half ago, too.

And I'll go, like, roll around with her.

That's what we call, like, I'll roll around with her at the performance center or something like that.

But, like, actively, am I in the ring?

There's no need.

Like, save your body.

I just went so fast.

Because now I'm just like, oh, I'm just now getting good.

When really people are like, well, what more do you have to do?

And then it's like you have this career and I've done all that.

Because I remember sitting and watching my dad.

2012 when sean michaels retired him thinking like how have i never realized what my dad has meant to this industry like there's 70 000 grown men crying and i'm like how do they do this and then like you you blink and it's like oh i've i've walking into my ninth wrestlemania yeah how is that possible yeah or that like my brother wanted to be like i think the hardest thing for me to like

emotionally process is like, this is what my brother wanted to be and I became that.

How do you process that?

Mm-hm.

And that's when women were not even on WrestleMania.

No, no.

That was like,

Only 10 years ago.