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WWE Hall of Famer Ric Flair names his top 3 current workers in professional wrestling

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WWE Hall of Famer "Nature Boy" Ric Flair named his top three current workers in the wrestling industry during an appearance on Busted Open Radio show on Tuesday.

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Flair praised his daughter, former Women's champion Charlotte Flair, during the interview and said she was among Randy Orton and AJ Styles as one of the best overall performers in professional wrestling.

"I can't put it in words. She is 'it,'" Flair said. "To me, and I'll say this to anybody, she's in the top-three workers in the business right now. The only two that I think are better than her, I won't say they're better than her but they have more experience, are (Randy) Orton and (AJ) Styles. Maybe Seth Rollins. But in terms of athletic ability, work ethic, and workouts and her gimmick and everything."

While the 16-time world champion has an obvious bias, there's little argument against his daughter being praised as one of the best current workers in the industry today. After starting from scratch in WWE's developmental program, Charlotte has quickly become one of the most decorate female wrestlers of all-time, having won the RAW Women's championship five times and being the last WWE Divas champion before the title was replaced at WrestleMania 32.

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It's also notable that the Nature Boy mentioned Orton, who he worked alongside as a member of Evolution during the third-generation superstar's early run with WWE, as well as Styles, who worked in an on-screen mentorship role with Flair during their time together in Impact Wrestling (formerly Total Nonstop Action).

Orton, of course, has been WWE's top superstar behind John Cena for the past decade, having won 13 world titles during his career. Styles, who was previously one of the most decorate wrestlers outside of WWE, has emerged as the company's top performer on SmackDown Live, winning the WWE championship less than eight months after his debut in 2016.

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