A potential latest WWE feud has been cooking between Bayley and Rhea Ripley
A potential new rivalry with Rhea Ripley has been teased by Bayley. The news came in just before the dawn of Wrestlemania 38 in April.
Rhea Ripley’s feud with Nikki A.S.H came to an end on Raw last night, after the powerhouse was able to defeat the Superhero. And with Wrestlemania approaching, she is on the lookout for a new rival. After failing to win the Elimination Chamber match, she lost her opportunity of challenging Becky Lynch for the title. Many fans online speculated that, with Bayley now recovering, she could be Ripley’s most ideal opponent.
After getting injured and being off-screen for a long time now, she is expected to return soon. During her time off, she often took to Twitter to tease fights and her return to action but ultimately none of them took place. Until recently, when she again took to Twitter to challenge Rhea Ripley.
Wrestlemania 38: Bayley vs Rhea Ripley?
Bayley was down with an ACL injury while training at the Performance Center in July 2021. She is expected to return to the ring in late March, ahead of WrestleMania on April 2-3. And with both the Women’s singles titles being booked now, the most ideal feud for Bayley would be with the English powerhouse. She took to Twitter and challenged her.
Both the wrestlers got into a heated exchange on Twitter and created hype for their potential future match. The last time they were in the same ring was in Royal Rumble 2019 and 2021. They have never faced each other in a singles match nor have they ever feuded.
A match between both these superstars would be a fresh take on the Wrestlemania match card and would be an ideal way to give Ripley a strong look and Bayley an ideal comeback.
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