WWE News and Rumors: Stone Cold Has a Go at Ric Flair Regarding the Latest Segment with Charlotte

By Soham Samaddar - 31 May '16 09:05AM

Stone Cold Steve Austin is known for his honest views and he is always frank about the latest happenings in the WWE, particularly in his show known as The Steve Austin Show. In the latest episode of the show, the WWE legend spoke on a lot of subjects including the segment involving Ric Flair and his daughter Charlotte and it was clear that Austin wasn't impressed with Flair's antics.

"[Ric Flair] spilled the beans as soon as he went out there. He had only been talking 10 to 15 seconds and I said, 'oh, he's getting fired or she's going to kick him out of the damn ring' and that's exactly what happened. And then, man, that was a pretty rowdy crowd and she got lost. And I love Charlotte. She's a talented female. She's still green, but she [has] got so much potential. And she carries herself [like a star]. When she enters that damn arena, everybody comes to their feet when they hit that music. It's a moment. We'll see what happens with the matches that she's in, but she's a special one too. But that was just a real bad [segment] and that thing, Ric kind of spilled the beans. Whoever wrote that, and you know Ric is one of the best promos in the history of the [professional wrestling] business and you don't need to be writing [anything] for Ric Flair. Just let him go out there and do his thing. "

However, he had nice things to say about Charlotte, "She is a tremendous worker. She [has] got a great look. She [has] got a great gimmick. She can talk. She can do it all! And I think the young lady has money written all over her, but she [has] got to be a single person that's not got anybody running any interference for her, not taking away any shine from her, any of her camera time. She is a solo act. 'The Legit Boss'? It kind of speaks for itself. If they ain't got anything for her, keep her off TV. But if you're going to bring her back, bring her back full green light and bring her back in a solo run."

[Transcripts via wrestlinginc.com ]