Professional wrestling legend and WWE Hall of Famer Alundra Blayze who is a former three times WWE Women’s champion recently expressed her desire to have one final match. She also said that former WWE Raw Women’s champion Rhea Ripley would be a good final opponent for her.
Alundra Blayze was one of the biggest names of women’s wrestling throughout the 80s and the 90s. She worked in various professional wrestling promotions such as WWE, AWA and WCW. She also became quite famous in Japan and she won various Championship from different promotions.
Alundra Blayze Would Love To Have A Final Match With Rhea Ripley
In 1995, Alundra Blayze left WWE to join WCW. During the time she was holding the WWE Women’s Championship. She travelled to WCW along with the WWE women’s championship and put the title into the trash can. This infamous incident became so famous that it is still remembered as a Cult classic moment in wrestling history.
She kept on working in WCW till the very end of the promotion. After the death of WCW she did not remain a regular wrestler and she worked on various professional wrestling promotions. She also buried the hatchet with WWE and in 2015 she was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame. She still maintains the status of a legend in WWE and in the world of professional wrestling.
Alundra Blayze who is a former three times WWE Women’s champion recently spoke to PW Mania where she expressed her desire to have one final match. She also said that former WWE Raw Women’s champion Rhea Ripley would be a good final opponent for her. She said;
“I do if I was allowed, at least like a couple months of good training. Absolutely. Because it’s not something that I would take lightly. If I were going to dive into a retirement match I would take it serious and I would definitely want you know, a good build up, a little bit of a storyline, not just coming in and doing a one and done.
“Maybe they’ll have me show up in a show or something once a couple weeks or whatever, or with WWE doing stuff. So You’re darn straight, and it needs to be it needs to be shouted out. I’m not getting any younger, but I still have it in me.
“I won’t be at coming back to the ring in my eighties, for a final match. I won’t that’s just my choice. We’re going to do it within the next year or two or just I’m not going to do it. You know, that hey, guess what I and the platform to do it on? It’s WWE TV. So, yeah.
“I already called her out. And I was walking past the makeup room whenever I was there for Raw XXX and I walked by I said, “yo girl looking good.” Then I came back and stuck my head and I said, “you’d probably be a pretty good retirement match.” She’s like, “Oh my God. That’s such an honor.” She’s so funny. She’s a wonderful girl, though. Woman. Just amazing. I just say girl or kid because probably like 30 years younger than I am. You know?”