WWE’s Rhea Ripley body slams critical pro wrestling fans
In a recent statement, WWE star Rhea Ripley addressed the issue of critical fans who claim that women’s wrestlers “deserve better” but also have negative things to say about them. Ripley, a three-time WWE women’s champion, highlighted the toxic behavior of some wrestling fans that make it challenging for women wrestlers to be taken seriously in the industry.
Ripley expressed her frustration with fans who invest more time in degrading successful women wrestlers than in improving their own lives. She emphasized that this negative attitude hinders the progress and recognition of women in the wrestling world.
Over the past decade, WWE has made significant investments in women’s wrestling, leading to the development of major superstars like Charlotte Flair, Becky Lynch, Bayley, Sasha Banks, and Ronda Rousey. These women have paved the way for a new era in women’s wrestling, showcasing their talent and skill on the main rosters.
In addition to these established stars, rising talents like Iyo Sky, Bianca Belair, Liv Morgan, Lyra Valkyria, and others are also making waves in the industry. WWE has introduced midcard championships specifically for women, including the Women’s Intercontinental Championship on “Monday Night Raw” and the Women’s United States Championship on “Friday Night SmackDown.”
Looking ahead, the women’s wrestling scene is set to continue its growth and success. With a diverse roster of talented individuals and a dedicated fan base, the future looks bright for women in WWE.
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