WWE star and a formal WWE Raw Women’s champion Rhea Ripley who is also a former WWE Women’s Tag Team Champion recently talked about her relationship with Vince McMahon who is the owner of WWE. Having a healthy relationship with Vince McMahon is necessary for every WWE star.
Rhea Ripley was introduced to WWE fans through the Mae Young Classic tournament. After her impressive performance in the tournament, she was given a professional contract and she started working in the NXT. She worked in both NXT and NXT UK and she was quite famous in both of the development territories of WWE.
Rhea Ripley Discusses Her Relationship With Vince McMahon
Last year she joined the main roster and challenged Asuka for the WWE Raw Women’s Championship at WrestleMania 37. She defeated Asuka at the event to win the WWE Raw Women’s Championship. She had a very strong rain before dropping the title to Charlotte Flair and after that she was never been treated as a main event star anymore.
After losing the championship to Charlotte Flair, she could not regain her lost push till now, but she is quite young and she will definitely be a main event star in the future of WWE. She had a women’s Tag Team Championship reign along with Nikki ASH last year and this reign of her was quite dominant as well.
At WrestleMania 38 she challenged for the Women’s Tag Team Championship once again, this time her Tag Team partner was Liv Morgan. She failed to win the Tag Team championships even though she got a number of opportunities. Recently she has turned heel and hopefully she will have a better treatment as a heel.
Rhea Ripley who is also a former WWE Women’s Tag Team Champion recently spoke to Fightful Podcast where he talked about her relationship with Vince McMahon who is the owner of WWE. Having a healthy relationship with Vince McMahon is necessary for every WWE star. He said;
“I don’t really get too much face time. He’s a very, very busy man. He’s doing a lot of stuff, and I really just don’t want to get in his way.”
“But I will see him when I come back from my matches, or my segments, or whatever it is. I’ll ask him if I did well, or if there’s anything that he didn’t like, and he tells me what he thought of it, really. But that’s all the real face time that I get with him. Like I said, he’s very busy.”
“I don’t want to be that person to like, stop him in his tracks while he’s trying to think of a million other things to do, but he seems very lovely. Like I get along with him well, and I guess I’m doing my job.”
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