WWE News: Rhea Ripley, the current WWE SmackDown Women’s Champion and one of the most prominent stars in the company, has expressed interest in joining The Bloodline. Currently, Ripley is part of The Judgment Day, a group on Monday Night RAW that includes Damian Priest, Finn Balor, and Dominik Mysterio. During a recent encounter between The Judgment Day and The Bloodline, Ripley and Solo Sikoa had a tense stare-down before the two factions formed a temporary partnership,Check out Details. Follow the latest WWE NEWS and Updates with InsideSport.IN
WWE News: The judgment day member wishes to join The bloodline
In a recent interview with Gery Roif, The Eradicator disclosed that she would have attempted to become a member of The Bloodline had she not already been a part of The Judgment Day.
Rhea Ripley said “You know, Rhea Ripley only wants the best and that’s why I’m a part of The Judgment Day. So, if we weren’t a thing, we weren’t a faction, we weren’t all together, I would probably be trying to get into The Bloodline. You know, maybe. Maybe it would have worked, maybe it would have not, I don’t know,”
The Bloodline and The Judgement Day Makes a Business Deal
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On Monday night’s episode of Raw, two of the most powerful factions in WWE joined forces as The Bloodline and Judgement Day came to an agreement. In an effort to solve each other’s problems and set the stage for future clashes, The Bloodline vowed to take out Rey Mysterio, while Judgement Day was tasked with eliminating Matt Riddle, Kevin Owens, and Sami Zayn.
Although The Bloodline fulfilled their part of the agreement, the same could not be said for Judgement Day, which ultimately led to a tumultuous conclusion to the show. Despite this setback, the stage is set for some potentially epic showdowns at the upcoming Backlash event on May 6th.
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