“All-time favorite,” Rhea Ripley reveals her best WWE title reign
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Rhea Ripley is an Australian professional wrestler who has been with WWE since 2017. She had kicked off her journey in the industry way back in 2013, when she used to wrestle on the independent circuit, under her real name Demi Bennett. Ripley was then signed by WWE as a part of the inaugural Mae Young Classic.
Ripley reached till the semi-finals of the 2018 editin but was then moved to the NXT UK roster, where she was among the original members of the roster. She went on to become the first female Australian Champion in the history of WWE. Ripley has been a multi-time Champion having won the Raw Women’s Championship, NXT Women’s Championship, NXT Women’s Championship and the Women’s Tag Team Championship.
Rhea Ripley is the only person in the history of WWE, to have held these four titles. She made her main roster debut in 2021 and went on to win the Raw Women’s Championship at Wrestlemania 37. Unfortunately her main roster run hasn’t been as exciting as her other appearances but she slowly making her way to the top.
While Ripley had held various titles in the company, she clearly has a favorite reign. She recently appeared on Mark Andrews’ podcast, My Love Letter to Wrestling, where she revealed her favorite WWE title reign. Interestingly, it is her second title reign with the company – NXT Championship.
“For me personally the build of the NXT women’s championship was my all-time favourite, being in the ring with Shayna like I can’t top that that was even though like yes I did win the RAW Women’s championship from Asuka at WrestleMania. But I think that the NXT one and having like the crowd come in afterwards was just so perfect,” mentioned Rhea Ripley.
Rhea Ripley’s future feuds
Most recently, Ripley’s partnership with Nikki A.S.H. came to an end. Nikki turned on her after a series of losses for the team. This breaking up seems to be doing wonders for Ripley. In a recent episode of Raw, Rhea Ripley emerged as the MVP when she lasted for nearly an hour in a Gauntlet match!
In fact, she was one of the favorites to win the Elimination Chamber for the No.1 Contenders match for the Raw Women’s title. But Bianca Belair ended up winning the title. Considering the current storylines – we might see a non-title collision between Nikki and Ripley at Wrestlemania 38.
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