Stephanie McMahon’s Incredible Record Could Be Broken By Top WWE Raw Superstar

Rhea Ripley has become one of the most intimidating characters of the WWE programming over the past couple of years. After being stuck in the tag team championship picture, she is finally back to the solo title picture where she’s born to rule. The unique feature of strength and beauty is brought to the table by her and she’s also willing to quickly change and adapt to the situation.

After becoming the true Women’s Grand Slam winner in the WWE women’s division, Rhea Ripley made it clear she wants to go after men’s titles in WWE. Counting NXT UK, NXT, Raw, and Smackdown, there’s no more female title available for her to hold and it seems right for her to focus her attention on a different division as she does possess the capability.

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Seth Rollins and Rhea Ripley recently recreated an iconic spot on Monday Night Raw and many believe that it was just a tease that Nightmare of the WWE programming is ready to take on a male superstar for a championship.

It has been 20 years since a woman has challenged for the WWE Championship. The last time it happened was when Stephanie McMahon featured in a title match along with Kurt Angle and Triple H and came up short. Even before that, Fabulous Moolah also went for the top belt in sports entertainment but remained unsuccessful.

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If somehow, Rhea Ripley challenges for the WWE World Heavyweight Title then she would break the record held by Stephanie McMahon. The former Smackdown Women’s Champion has taken out many male WWE Superstars in the recent past, including the likes of Luke Gallows, Akira Tozawa, and even her on-screen boyfriend Dominik. So, she’s certainly capable of competing in matches with male superstars.

Rhea Ripley is more than interested in intergender wrestling in the WWE

While speaking on The Battleground Podcast, Rhea Ripley was asked whether she does have any interest in competing for the men’s division titles in WWE and she came up with a positive response to make her intentions clear,

“It would be awesome [to compete for a male championship]. It definitely would be awesome. I’m down for it. I 110% would be down for it. Obviously, we don’t know what the future holds, and I don’t know how well intergender wrestling is gonna go within the WWE in general, with the networks and all of that, but if it would ever be a possibility, my name is at the top of the line. It has to be.”