Ric Flair makes bold claim after what happened with Alexa Bliss and Charlotte Flair on WWE RAW

The go-home episode of WWE RAW before Saturday Night's Main Event saw the Women's Tag Team Champions Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss switching to the red brand to defend their titles against Lyra Valkyria and Bayley in the main event.

All four women gave their hearts and souls to the contest and delivered a classic match for the fans watching live on Netflix and the crowd in the arena. However, proving why they are the champion duo, Bliss and Flair connected a double Natural Selection signature move and retained their titles.

Following Charlotte and Alexa's massive win on the red brand, Hall of Famer and The Queen's father took to his official X/Twitter account and made a bold statement about his daughter and her tag partner, congratulating them on their win and praising them for elevating the women's division to another level.

"Congratulations To @MsCharlotteWWE And @AlexaBliss_WWE For An Amazing Match & For Taking The @WWE Women’s Division To Another Level! Once Again, The Women Trump The Men! WOOOOO!" the icon wrote.

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Despite their massive main event win, the champions had a rough outing as they were attacked by The Kabuki Warriors, who are seemingly next in line for the tag team titles.

Jelly Roll reveals the advice he received from Charlotte Flair before his WWE debut match

The 40-year-old pop star made his debut in the Stamford-based promotion earlier this year at SummerSlam, where he teamed up with Randy Orton to take on Logan Paul and Drew McIntyre.

Speaking with Chris Van Vliet on his INSIGHT podcast, Jelly Roll revealed the advice Charlotte Flair gave him when he was training at the Performance Center for his debut and was hurting himself while training.

“Charlotte Flair told me this. It was so cool when she came back from her injury. You got to remember, I’m at the PC suffering, so everybody’s having to watch me just limp around. I’m clearly not able to hide the fact that I’m hurt. Charlotte gave me the best advice. She walked over. She said, ‘Baby, I’m gonna tell you something. When I came back from my injury, it bruised my back. I’ve wrestled my whole life, you’re fine.’ And I was like, Thank you.”

All eyes are on The Queen and Five Feet of Fury and how far they can go as the Women's Tag Team Champions.

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Looking back at his association with pro wrestling, Nayan recalls being hooked on the sport after watching Shawn Michael vs. The Undertaker at WrestleMania 25. Since then, the product has been an inseparable part of his life.

Apart from The Heartbreak Kid being Nayan's favorite wrestler for his confidence and charisma, he is also a fan of Brock Lesnar due to The Beast's "work speaks louder than words" attitude.

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