Last year, Flair also enjoyed a WWE Women's Tag Team Title reign with Bliss, but she has since struggled to capture any gold, which is rare for "The Queen" as she currently has 14 world championships to her name. Additionally, Flair hasn't challenged for a women's world title since she lost to Stratton at WrestleMania 41, and according to AEW play-by-play commentator Jim Ross on "Grilling JR," WWE has not been properly utilizing the 40-year-old's talent. Luckily for Ross, Flair has returned to the world title picture as she just qualified for the Interim WWE Women's Championship Ladder Match that will take place at SummerSlam. If Flair were win the title at the two-night event, she would not only become a 15-time world champion in WWE, but it would be the first time she's held singles gold since 2023. Rhea Ripley is the current WWE Women's Champion, but after it was determined that she wouldn't be able to compete at SummerSlam after tearing her meniscus in June, the ladder match was announced to crown an interim champion.