Charlotte Flair entered the record books in more ways than one after winning the SmackDown Women's Championship at WWE SummerSlam last Sunday.
The Queen defeated Carmella and Becky Lynch at WWE's biggest party of the summer last weekend to become a women's champion for the seventh time in her career.
This most recent title reign now ties her with WWE Hall of Famer Trish Stratus for the most women's championship reigns in WWE history.
Charlotte also picked up another monumental record at SummerSlam this past weekend which WWE recognized on their social media accounts yesterday.
WWE stated that the new SmackDown Women’s Champion now holds the record for most WWE pay-per-view wins of any female superstar in history at 24.
This is a pretty impressive record when you consider she has only been on the WWE main roster since July 2015.
As for The Queen's first feud as SmackDown Women's Champion, WWE already began the build for this immediately following the match at SummerSlam, as Lynch turned heel and attacked Charlotte.
WWE continued the build for this feud as well during a live event in Atlantic City last night, as Becky attacked Charlotte following her match with Carmella.
We'll likely see this feud expand further as well tonight on SmackDown Live, as WWE has already stated in their show preview that The Irish Lass Kicker will explain which she snapped and attacked The Queen at WWE's biggest party of the summer.
WWE fans have been begging for Becky Lynch to turn heel now for over a year, and now they've finally received their wish, she should have an awesome first feud vs Charlotte.
Plus, with this feud, we may not have to wait much longer to see Flair add to her record of the most WWE pay-per-view wins of any female superstar in history.
Also, if she was to lose and regain the SmackDown Women's title during this feud, she would succeed Stratus with the most women's title reigns in WWE history with eight.
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