"The Queen" has made her decree: at WrestleMania 41, it will be Charlotte Flair versus Tiffany Stratton.

The Princess of Wales has long been a master of effortless dressing. Her sartorial influence on the world is so strong it even has its own name; 'the Kate Effect'. As a fashion writer, one of the most ...

Tiffany Stratton says she wouldn’t be a wrestler if it wasn’t for Charlotte ... at WrestleMania. Flair has officially declared for the women’s Royal Rumble tonight in Indianapolis. It will be her ...

Last year’s winner, Bayley, was the sentimental favorite entering the bout while Ripley, the 2023 victor ... WWE somewhat spoiled Charlotte Flair’s impending return with a video package ...

With Charlotte ... win it twice. Flair was the victor in 2020 and went on to defeat NXT Champion Rhea Ripley at WrestleMania 36. They rematched at WrestleMania 39 in one of 2023's matches of ...

The 2025 Women’s Royal Rumble just got even better with the official confirmation of Charlotte Flair’s participation in the event. A win at the Rumble would secure a match at the biggest event of the ...

In Charlotte’s case, the adoption of a Welsh accent, may be contributing to her success in deceiving her fellow contestants. Whether this calculated move will ultimately lead her to victory ...

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It is a world first, the smallest brain implant ever developed, as well as the first implantable medical device developed in New Zealand. Student nurse and triallist Jessica Grainger was diagnosed ...