Watch: Charlotte Flair vs. Asuka From Wrestlemania 34

All good things must come to an end. WWE has posted a new video to their YouTube channel in which they show the full match between Charlotte Flair and Asuka for the Smackdown Live Women’s Championship from Wrestlemania 34.

It was here that The Queen ended Asuka’s undefeated streak of 267 wins, over a two and a half year period.

You can see the match in its entirety below:

From WWE.com:

After 267 wins over two and a half years, including an unmatched reign as NXT Women’s Champion, a rampage through the Raw roster, winning the Mixed Match Challenge and a historic victory in the first-ever Women’s Royal Rumble Match, The Empress of Tomorrow finally met her match in SmackDown Women’s Champion Charlotte Flair. The Queen handed Asuka her first loss, forcing The Empress of Tomorrow to tap out to the Figure-Eight Leglock at WrestleMania 34.

The battle made its way to the ring apron, where The Empress of Tomorrow continued to punish the champion, taking Charlotte to the arena floor with a suplex. But despite Asuka’s grueling offense, The Queen persisted, turning a top rope struggle into a breathtaking Spanish Fly. The challenger did not let Flair’s spirit catch her off-guard, as she immediately locked on a series of vicious submissions before fighting off an attempted Figure-Eight Leglock.

But in the face of peril, The Queen persisted. Charlotte locked on the Figure-Eight, and in a moment that many in the WWE Universe never expected, Asuka tapped out.

Editor’s Opinion:

I was live in New Orleans for Wrestlemania 34 and I can tell you that this match was awesome. The crowd was into it and these two delivered in every way possible! All will bow down to THE QUEEN!! WOOOOOOOOOOO!!

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