WWE Superstar Natalya recently discussed the growth of the women’s division ahead of the historic Wrestlemania 40 event. She shared insights on how female wrestlers have been taking the industry by storm and how the level of competition has evolved over the years.
In a recent backstage segment on “Monday Night Raw,” Rhea Ripley sustained an injury that will keep her out of competition for an indefinite period. Reports indicate that Ripley was attacked with a chair by Liv Morgan, which led to her relinquishment of the Women’s World Championship. However, despite this setback, Ripley remains determined to reclaim her title upon her return, emphasizing that she will be coming back stronger and more determined than ever.
During the latest episode of “Monday Night Raw,” Ripley appeared in a sling and confirmed her injury, stating that she will be sidelined for “quite a few months.” With Ripley’s relinquishment of the Women’s World Championship, her reign of 380 days comes to an end, surpassing Bayley’s record for the longest reign in WWE history. Ripley’s journey to becoming the champion began at WrestleMania 39, where she defeated Charlotte Flair for the Smackdown Women’s Championship, which was later rebranded as the Women’s World Championship.
As the WWE universe awaits Ripley’s return to action, female wrestlers continue to grow and evolve within the industry. The timetable for her comeback remains uncertain due to injuries but despite these challenges female wrestlers showcase their resilience and determination in continuing to take over the industry.
Natalya highlighted how female wrestlers have been taking over professional wrestling with their sheer determination and resilience. She talked about how they have become more physically capable and skilled than ever before.
With so many talented women in WWE today it is clear that women’s wrestling has come a long way from its early days as a novelty act.
The growth of women’s division is not just about talent but also about representation and breaking barriers. It is great to see more women leading roles in storylines and having prominent positions within organizations such as WWE.
Overall, Natalya is excited about where women’s division is heading and believes it will continue to grow into an even bigger part of professional wrestling in future years.
