Charlotte Flair Loses Teeth During House Show In Germany

SmackDown Live Superstar Charlotte Flair has had a streak of bad luck recently. That has continued, as Ringside News reports, during a house show in Germany when Flair reportedly lost some of her teeth.

From losing her Championship to Carmella, to a ruptured breast implant and now some lost teeth, it just gets worse and worse for the former Champion.

During a house show in Germany, Flair took on SmackDown Women’s Champion Carmella for the Championship, ultimately losing more than just the match.

After the match when approaching a fan in a Becky Lynch inspired cosplay outfit, Flair held her hand over her face and commented that she had lost teeth during her bout against ‘The Staten Island Princess.’

At this time, we are unsure as to how many teeth she lost or which teeth specifically they were, but we can assume Flair will have this fixed as soon as possible.

To add to this, Ringside News notes that Flair has a history of dental issues, so this wasn’t the first time she has had to deal with an injury such as this.

As always, Wrestling Rumors will continue to update you on the latest information regarding Flair and her growing list of injuries.

You can see the former Champion addressing the injury in the video below:

Charlotte Flair Lost Her Tooth During WWE Live Oberhausen

You can also see clips from her match against Carmella below:

Carmella © vs. Charlotte Flair - WWE Live Germany Tour FanCam

What are your thoughts seeing these injuries to Flair? Have you ever been to a live event?

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