Notes

Less than 2 weeks away from her title defense against bitter rival Charlotte Flair and Maryse Ouellet, the reigning and defending RAW Women's Champion was as vulnerable as it possibly could get. She knew whatever it was that it takes to be the top female in the division, and as much as she enjoyed seeing Maryse struggle to keep up with the powerhouse of talent in the division, her main focus was making a fool out of Charlotte Flair, once again. Because let's face it, nothing is funnier than watching a woman who likes to call herself the queen fail against a performer so much powerful than her. Lita was proud of herself for holding the prestigious title for as long as she has. Almost 40 days of pure chaos caused in the female division of IWL, and combined with the 68 days from the last reign, she truly embodied what the ideal women's wrestler should act like. What she did inside that ring; she was able to do things that many women were not capable of even dreaming of. Nobody was as fighting of a champion like she was, and no one was even able to compare themselves to the greatness in the Women's Champion. All that she could think of was could happen after she retained at the Royal Rumble pay-per-view event? Who was there left on the roster that Lita hadn't destroyed yet? The answer was obvious; unless nobody from Smackdown Live decided to join the only brand that matters, she had no competition one bit. Maryse; she planned on showing her what the Queen of Extreme was all about, by tearing her to shreds, in every way humanly possible. And Charlotte, the woman that just won't stop fighting, and won't stop embarassing herself. She continues being the underdog, and is surrounded by people that are so much better than her. The thing that bothered Lita the most was the fact that these girls had gotten a championship opportunity without even working for it. Yeah, yeah, she understood the fact that Charlotte had never lost the Women's Championship, and that she wanted it back, feeling like she shouldn't have lost it in the first place, but she did get put back into the title picture once returning. Granted, the same thing had happened to Lita, but the only reason why Lita's return was better was because there was a radical difference in the reigning Women's Champion's style of competing inside the ring; while Charlotte kept on thinking that she is the best, despite being far from that.
Hours previous to Monday Night Raw, she had been told that Charlotte Flair was going to challenge for her RAW Women's Championship inside the main event, which clearly made her mad, due to the fact that the competitor calling herself Genetically Superior was far from deserving this title opportunity. No one deserved to go against the Queen of Extreme, since nobody was good enough to do so. At Roadblock: End of the Line, she made it clear that no matter how many competitors she had to face off against, she could defeat anyone crossing her path. Her destiny was to be champion, and no one was going to stand in her way to greatness. She was the top female, not only on Monday Night RAW, but in the entire company. After all, who else could be the face of the women's division other than the crowned champion herself? Nikki Bella? Instead of calling herself that, maybe she should consider graduating a wrestling school first. Charlotte Flair? Despite having a lot of respect for the former champion, the woman who she was always going to hold a grudge against for surpassing her title reign, even if she didn't do anything during that run with the title. Well, what else was there left to be said; records are meant to be broken. And she planned on ripping Charlotte to shreds in their match at RAW. AJ Lee? She used to be considered a threat by Lita formerly, but has since faded into the background. She was aware of what happened during a SmackDown Live edition, which was nothing much. Talentless women facing off against other talentless women in a battle to figure out who was best, yet still none of them could even begin to compare themselves to the women on the flagship show.