WrestleMania 34: Fans Rave Over Charlotte Flair's Entrance

Showered in gold and sitting on a throne surrounded by armored guards, Charlotte Flair entered the [...]

Showered in gold and sitting on a throne surrounded by armored guards, Charlotte Flair entered the Mercedes-Benz Arena on Sunday to a huge ovation at WrestleMania 34.

Even as her SmackDown Women's Championship match came to a close, fans couldn't stop raving about how cool Flair's entrance looked.

"Charlotte's BREATHTAKING entrance! Just WOW," @FlairDynasty wrote.

"Even when she was just an extra for Triple H's entrance, Charlotte knew that he was just keeping her throne warm," @TightsFights tweeted.

"Charlotte's turn to get some rookies for her entrance," Vinnie Massaro wrote.

"Unless Rusev shows up on the tank, Charlotte's got the best entrance of the weekend/year," reporter Brandon Stroud wrote.

"Charlotte was THE STAR of this WrestleMania. She had the best entrance, best gear, and best match. She did what the other girls and guys failed to do," @samilovesfinn wrote.

"Crazy to think that Charlotte was just a nameless extra in an entrance like this four years ago," Vaughn Johnson wrote.

"Honestly that was the best Charlotte has ever looked. From her physical physique to her attire to her entrance to her move set. She deserves all the praise. I'm sorry, but I will never stop talking about that match. Ever," @blissfulhugger wrote.

The previous entrance many Twitter users referenced took place back at WrestleMania XXX, when Flair, Sasha Banks and Alexa Bliss (all still in the NXT developmental system at the time) where all used as background characters in Triple H's entrance in his match against Daniel Bryan. No word yet as to who was wearing the gladiator outfits in Flair's entrance.

"The Queen" went on to defeat Asuka to retain her SmackDown Live Women's Championship using her Figure Eight submission hold. The win also snapped Asuka's winning streak she had built up ever since she debuted in NXT in 2015.

Flair's performance was just one in a growing list of accomplishments she's had on WWE's grandest stage, including becoming the first WWE (Raw) Women's Champion by defeating Banks and Becky Lynch in a triple threat match at WrestleMania 32.

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