Rhea Ripley vacated the WWE Women’s World Championship on Monday after a shoulder damage compelled her out of competitors for a number of months.
Ripley suffered the damage throughout a backstage phase on Monday Night Raw after WrestleMania 40, in response to a number of studies Monday afternoon. In that phase, Rip Morgan continued his pursuit of defeating Ripley, attacking her along with her chair and throwing her towards a wall. In the hallway. It is believed Ms Ripley was injured when her shoulder hit a wall.
On the most recent episode of “Monday Night Raw” on April 15, Ripley kicked off the present, showing sporting a trebuchet, revealing her damage and addressing the assault. Ripley stated he was advised as he put the title on the ring mat that he could be out of motion for “fairly just a few months.” She vowed that she would come again for the title upon her return.
“When I get again, I’ll come again to get some blood drawn,” Ripley stated.
Ripley’s vacating the Women’s World Championship ended her reign at 380 days, making her the longest reigning title in WWE historical past, surpassing Bayley. Bailey’s reign lasted 379 days.
“Mami” from Judgment Day defeated Charlotte Flair at WrestleMania 39 on April 1, 2023 to win the title then often known as the SmackDown Women’s Championship. When Ripley moved to Raw after the 2023 WWE Draft, her title was rebranded. As a brand new design of the Women’s World Championship.
It is unknown when Ripley will return.