Wrestling expert Bill Apter talked about a big mistake Rhea Ripley made during her match with Liv Morgan at WWE’s Bad Blood. Even though Ripley won the match, she didn’t take the title with her when she left Atlanta. This made Bill Apter want to share his thoughts on what happened.
The match was intense from the start, with both Rhea Ripley and Morgan showcasing their epic rivalry. However, the turning point came when Ripley, seemingly distracted by her ongoing feud with Dominik Mysterio, left the ring to confront him. This unexpected move caught everyone off guard, including the referee.
In a recent Sportskeeda Wrestling Exclusive, Bill Apter shared his thoughts: “Here we’re looking at her to win the title, and she goes out and just tells the referee, ‘Oh, I’ll be right back, I want to—,’ and the referee just—I think that was botched. Completely. You’re going after the title, what are you going out for? You know, you’ve got this thing against Dominic, I get it, but you want to win the title. That’s what you’re there for.”
In the middle of the bout, Mami stopped to hit Dominik with a kendo stick. This turned out to be a bad idea. Then, Raquel Rodriguez suddenly appeared and attacked Rhea, causing the match to end in disqualification. It was a very frustrating ending.
Damian Priest discusses a possible split from Rhea Ripley
After being betrayed by the Judgement Day group, Damian Priest and Rhea Ripley, known as “The Terror Twins,” became cult favorites. After SummerSlam, they teamed up and beat Dominik and Liv Morgan in Berlin. Priest got revenge on Finn Balor at Bad Blood, but Ripley had a sad night when Raquel Rodriguez hit her during the Women’s World Championship match.
It looks like the Terror Twins might split up as their story comes to an end. Priest talked about this possible split at the press conference after Bad Blood. He said, “The idea of Judgment Day was to grab some talent where we were all capable of being main events and being ‘the person’ on the billboards, but for whatever reason we weren’t there. We got together to push each other. Rhea and I achieved that.”
