Charlotte Flair: “I’m gonna quit when I want to quit” — Retirement Not on the Table at 40

Just days after celebrating her 40th birthday, Charlotte Flair told Katie Nolan on Casuals that retirement talk is premature as she refuses to be boxed in by age. Flair — who didn’t win her first title until she was 30 — argued men often hit their prime at 40 and sees no reason women can’t do the same, saying she won’t apologize for winning or let age define the end of her career.

A 14-time World Champion and daughter of Ric Flair, Charlotte remains a central figure in WWE’s women’s division and is scheduled to team with Alexa Bliss in a potential four-way women’s tag title match at WrestleMania 42. Confident and determined, she closed the conversation by insisting she’ll “quit when I want to quit,” making clear retirement is her decision, not a timeline set by others.
Originally reported by Wrestling Observer: https://www.f4wonline.com/news/wwe/charlotte-flair-on-retirement-im-gonna-quit-when-i-want-to-quit/.