Rhea Ripley has emerged as one of WWE’s top female stars in recent years, but 2024 has posed a major challenge to a major power known as “Mami.” In an interview with Sports all over the worldRipley recalls the injury that disrupts her momentum.
“I did a grade 3 AC sprain and eventually came back from there. It was very hard. I couldn’t do what I love. But finally I came back and went back to the World Championships again and tried to get it back, but then I broke the orbital bone.”
These injuries have been a challenging time in Ripley’s career, prematurely ending her reign as a women’s world champion and not letting her act for much of the year. Despite the set-up, she spent her time focusing on personal development.
“It was just a flying left and right injury, but I learned a lot about myself.
Now back to activity, Ripley has regained the Women’s World Championships rawDebut on Netflix. She’s no longer a champion, but many believe that Australia’s dominant title run is on the horizon.
