Rhea Ripley shares one-word reaction to picture with Jey Uso ahead of WWE RAW
Rhea Ripley shared a one-word reaction to a picture of herself and Jey Uso ahead of tonight's episode of WWE RAW. Tonight's edition of the red brand will air live from the SAP Center in San Jose, California.
The Eradicator and Jey Uso teased a storyline romance on WWE television last year. Ahead of tonight's show, Ripley took to social media to react to a picture of herself and Main Event Jey. The company shared backstage photos from last week's episode of RAW and Ripley reacted with the former Intercontinental Champion's signature catchphrase.
"Yeet," she wrote.
Ripley captured the Women's World Championship from Liv Morgan last Monday night on WWE RAW. She also hit Dominik Mysterio with a low blow after the match, before celebrating with The Undertaker on the entrance ramp. In her last reign, Ripley held the Women's World Championship for 380 days but had to relinquish the title following WrestleMania XL due to injury.
Former WWE writer believes Rhea Ripley should have lost last week on RAW
Wrestling veteran Vince Russo recently shared his thoughts on the Women's World Championship match last week on RAW and claimed that the wrong star won.
Speaking on Sportskeeda Wrestling's Legion of RAW podcast, Russo stated that Rhea Ripley was very popular and did not need to be the champion. The legend added that he would have kept the title on Liv Morgan and didn't understand why the company decided to have her lose the belt.
"I think Rhea [Ripley] is as popular as they think. That's why she didn't need the belt. Rhea Ripley does not need the belt. I would have kept that belt on Liv without a shadow of a doubt... I don't see any reason why they should've taken that belt off of her with the heat she's been getting," he said. [24:27 - 25:09]
You can check out Russo's comments in the video below:
The rivalry between Ripley and Morgan has become extremely personal over the past few months. It will be fascinating to see which WWE Superstar will be next in line to challenge Rhea Ripley for the Women's World Championship.
