• Rhea Ripley Reveals Physical Issues She’s Facing
During an interview with Chris Van Vliet, Rhea Ripley revealed that she was dealing with severe back issues heading into her Women’s World Championship match at WrestleMania 41:
“WrestleMania 41, I didn’t think I was going to be able to compete because my back was so bad leading up to it. The two nights beforehand, I got (my masseuse) Matthew to come to my room, and he worked on me the night before Hall of Fame and the night of Hall of Fame. I was like, I need you to make sure I can walk tomorrow.
He worked on me those two nights, and it loosened completely just in time for the match. Then after the match, it was okay, and then, slowly, because I’ve been wrestling more, it just slowly tightens up. But that’s because I just don’t stretch on my own, so that’s my fault as well.
It gets really bad. I don’t know if it’s a sciatic thing or whatnot, or just my body in itself, the shape of my body and how I’m put together. I don’t know what’s going on, but it’s something. But it does go down, and it definitely revs up sometimes, and sometimes it’s just bearable.”
• AAA Star Has Signed With WWE
Fans have something exciting to cheer about as AAA star Octagón Jr. has officially signed with WWE, according to Bodyslam.
At WWE Worlds Collide, he teamed up with Mr. Iguana and Aero Star, stealing the show with a jaw-dropping flipping fallaway slam that clinched the win, only to spark a fiery rivalry with Dominik Mysterio after the match, when both men brawled.
The tension peaked later that night at Money In The Bank, where he challenged Mysterio for the Intercontinental Championship, but lost. Originally known as Golden Magic, this third-generation wrestler is breathing new life into a storied luchador legacy!
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