Rhea Ripley Announced Who She'll Be Facing at Wrestlemania

The wrestling world was buzzing on last night's Monday Night Raw as Rhea Ripley, one of WWE's rising stars, announced that she will face Charlotte Flair at WrestleMania. This match has been highly anticipated by fans, as both women are known for their in-ring prowess and their ability to put on unforgettable matches.

Rhea Ripley has made her mark on the industry since debuting on the main roster back in 2020. She’s a very popular wrestler with a great look, good mic skills and great technical skill. Rhea is arguably the most entertaining she’s ever been as Dominik Mysterio’s Mami.

Charlotte Flair, on the other hand, is a seasoned veteran of the squared circle, with a long list of accolades to her name. She's a multi-time champion and one of the most dominant female superstars in WWE history, and her match against Rhea Ripley promises to be an unforgettable showdown. The two previously faced off at Wrestlemania 36. Flair picked up the win and won the NXT Women’s Title from Ripley. Ripley is looking for payback at Wrestlemania this year.

The match between Rhea Ripley and Charlotte Flair at WrestleMania is a historic one, as it will pit two of WWE's top female stars against each other on the biggest stage of them all. Fans are eagerly anticipating the match, and it promises to be a showcase of two of the best in-ring performers in the business.

Both women are incredibly talented, and this match will showcase their skills in a huge way. Fans are eagerly waiting for this match, and it's sure to be one of the highlights of the event. Whether you're a fan of Rhea Ripley, Charlotte Flair, or simply great in-ring action, this is one match you won't want to miss.

What do you think about Rhea Ripley challenging Charlotte? Would you rather her be facing Bianca Belair? Let me know your thoughts on here or on Twitter.

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