Fight Size Update: Charlotte Flair Looks Back On Debut, Jimmy Havoc Has Visited Hospital Once After Death Match, Triple H Credits Mae Young Classic Participant

Fightful Staff Jul 14, 2018 9:05AM

This is the Fight Size Update for the morning of July 14th.

- In the video above, Pro Wrestling Unlimited reviews why Lars Sullivan was not on NXT this week following his match against the Champion Aleister Black.

- Yesterday was the Fightful Weekender podcast at Fightful Select which is one of the many pieces of content including other podcast available to subscribers.

- On the anniversary of her main roster debut, Charlotte Flair shared these thoughts on the advancement of the women's division since then.

#flashbackfriday 3 years ago today I debuted on #Raw @wwe in Atlanta and had no idea what the future was going to hold. Main events, Ladder Matches, Hell In a Cell, Titles, Brand Splits, Robes (@terrysews2) and co-workers that become family. We have a very special job as @WWE talent and the memories I have made in and outside of the ring I am going to cherish forever. Wrestling has changed my life for the better in so many ways and cant wait to see where it continues to take me both professionally and personally. The Women’s Division has come so far and I believe we’ve really only scratched the surface ----------

A post shared by Charlotte Flair (@charlottewwe) on Jul 13, 2018 at 12:51pm PDT

- Moose talks about last years Slammiversary and challenging for the Impact World Championship at this year's Slammiversary in the following video.

- Jimmy Havoc responded to a fan complaining about a metaphorical death match wrestler in an emergency room and revealed death matches have only sent him to the hospital once.

I was in America, paid for the treatment, and never jumped the queue in front of anyone. So I’m pretty sure I put no strain on the NHS there. That’s also the first time in 15 years of deathmatches I had to go to hospital for stitches for a cut. Wind your fucking neck in. https://t.co/d6x3NBSKlK
— Jimmy Havoc (@JimmyHavoc) July 14, 2018

- NJPW released videos like the following for the competitors in the G1 Climax. Each video shows highlights of the wrestlers and their G1 Climax match ups.

- Triple H took time to compliment Rhea Ripley who is one of the first six wrestlers in the Mae Young Classic.

.@RheaRipley_WWE was the youngest competitor in the first #WWEMYC. Now, a year later, she has the opportunity to showcase the progress she’s made @WWEPerformCtr...with strength power, and speed, she is one to watch. https://t.co/fG7lpVpjTv
— Triple H (@TripleH) July 12, 2018

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Fight Size Update: Charlotte Flair Looks Back On Debut, Jimmy Havoc Has Visited Hospital Once After Death Matches, Triple H Credits Mae Young Classic Participant