WWE Raw star and a former WWE Raw Women’s champion Rhea Ripley who is also a former WWE Women’s Tag Team Champion recently talked about the recent changes in WWE and discussed about it. She also talked about being able to show her tattoos in WWE.
Rhea Ripley had been a big project of WWE since the very first day of her arrival into the main roster. Upon making her main roster debut, she defeated Asuka at WrestleMania 37 to win the WWE Raw Women’s Championship. Everybody thought she is going to be the next big project of WWE and that is exactly what it looked like.
Rhea Ripley Discusses The Recent Changes In WWE
But then she had a feud with Charlotte Flair which completely killed her momentum. After this feud, she could not recover and had a really bad time. Finally at WrestleMania Backlash pay per view event of this year, she turned heel joined forces with Edge and Damian Priest. This move finally brought her some success and she started doing good once again.
After Edge got removed from Judgement Day, Rhea had been the best star of the stable so far. She has shown what she is capable of and as of now she is doing fantastic. Her work as a member of the Judgement Day has finally restored faith in the hearts of the fans and we definitely hope she will win a lot of championships in the near future.
Rhea Ripley who is also a former WWE Women’s Tag Team Champion recently spoke to The New York Post where she talked about the recent changes in WWE and discussed about it. She also talked about being able to show her tattoos in WWE. She said;
“Yeah. I definitely wasn’t allowed to show them back in the day. The business has been evolving and changing. I feel like even if I didn’t have that gear mishap when I sort of at the last minute had to put something together, it would have definitely gone down this path where I could show off my tattoos and get more and them not really care But It definitely sped up the process.”
“It’s something that we haven’t seen (in WWE) since pretty much Chyna. So it’s cool that I get to be that person. I still get to present this sort of dominance about myself without having a full-blown match. I get to hit the guys. I get to go out there and pick them up to show everyone who the hell I am without actually having the bell ring and being in the ring.
“It’s cool to see how everything has been evolving over the last few months. I feel like this is the start of a new era in WWE where we can get caught up with the guys. That could possibly lead to something, I don’t know. I’m hoping for it,”
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