Rhea Ripley lost her WWE Women’s World Championship to IYO SKY on the recent episode of WWE Raw. The outcome was surprising because WrestleMania 41 is just one month away, and WWE usually doesn’t change champions this close to the event.
Because of this unexpected title change, WWE might introduce some changes to the April main event for the women’s division. Reports say there’s a high chance we’ll see a Triple Threat Match.
Rhea Ripley gave 34-year-old IYO SKY a title match out of pity, but things didn’t go as planned. Bianca Belair played a big role in the match, as her support for SKY distracted Ripley at a key moment. Frustrated by the outcome, Ripley now wants revenge on Belair—and WWE might be thinking the same.
Per WrestleVotes, IYO SKY vs. Bianca Belair vs. Rhea Ripley for the Women's World Title is reportedly planned for WrestleMania 41.
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Reports say WWE plans to add Ripley to the title match between IYO SKY and Bianca Belair, turning it into a high-stakes Triple Threat showdown at WrestleMania. WrestleVotes also hinted that this three-way battle for the Women’s World Title is very likely.
The big question now is—can SKY defend her title? Meanwhile, Mami’s frustration is at an all-time high, which she recently expressed on social media.
Rhea Ripley breaks silence on what happened at Raw
After the disappointing match, Rhea Ripley talked to WWE Raw’s Jackie Redmond about how she was feeling. Mami said, “How am I feeling? I’m pissed off, I’m mad, I’m furious, I’m everything.”
She continued, “Every single angry feeling I am feeling. But the thing is, I can’t even be mad at IYO. I can’t fully be mad at Bianca. I’m more disappointed and mad at myself because I should have known better. I should have known not to take my eye off the ball.”
Rhea looked really upset and even questioned how she forgot what Dirty Dom and Judgment Day did to her. Recalling those old-time betrayals, she added, “I cannot learn that friends are not real.”
