Charlotte On Changing Name Of The Divas Title, Not Allowing Ric Flair To Outshine Her

Alfred Konuwa recently interviewed WWE Divas Champion Charlotte. During the interview, Charlotte discussed stepping out of her father's shadow, traveling with Ric Flair and the Divas and bringing back the Womens Championship. You can listen to the full interview in the video above, they sent us these highlights:

Not allowing Ric Flair to outshine her:

"For one, he's my parent in crime, that's what I labeled him as, but when I heard they were going to pair him with me, I really kind of got nervous.

"I looked at my dad as one of the greatest talkers of all time, and I was like 'oh no they're putting with him, and I need a mouthpiece,' and obviously I have to share the stage every week with, in my eyes, the greatest of all time. People are probably like 'she's just thinking [she's] walking out there with [her] dad.'

"At work, I don't see dad, I see him as my manager and he's my co-worker. I don't want him to steal my spotlight, so it really forced me to get deep and own this heel turn that has really just given me life on the main roster and separated me from the Divas Revolution when I first started as just kind of a babyface, Ric's daughter. I really took it as a challenge, and wanted to get better in all aspects and I've always felt more comfortable being a heel to begin with."

Bringing back the Women's Championship:

"I think changing it to Women's Championship would be great. It's 2016 now. We've had the Divas Championship for how long now? And I just think NXT is the Women's Championship, I find no reason why the main roster couldn't change it.

"Obviously there's a lot of branding that goes along with it we've had the Butterfly belt. The term Divas is special to WWE, and the fact that, for instance myself, I wouldn't look at myself as your typical Diva. Strong, athletic?strong is the new skinny, however you want to look at it?being able to have all these attributes as an athlete and be called a Diva I think it's great but I would like the name Women's Championship."