A Rare Breed: Rhea Ripley Reveals Special Privilege WWE Grants Her
That’s something special. There are all kinds of things that need to come together to make a wrestler a success. At or near the top of the list is the ability to talk, as it can make the fans care about you in a way that almost anything in the ring just cannot do. Being able to use the right words help, and now another WWE star is revealing a special privilege that she has when it comes to talking.
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During a new interview with Sports Media with Richard Deitsch, Monday Night Raw star Rhea Ripley revealed that she has some creative freedom with promos. While there are promos where she is required to say certain things to get points across and cannot change much, she has “free range” on backstage segments. Such freedom when it comes to promos are not common in WWE, with only a handful of wrestlers being granted such permission.
Ripley is quite the star. Check out her recent work in WWE:
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Opinion: This is something that makes sense and shows a big future for Ripley. Being allowed to get away from WWE’s obsession controlling of speaking means a lot for her and there is a real chance that Ripley will become a star. What matters is that WWE seems to see a lot in there and there is a very real chance that something big is coming for her in the not so distant future.
What do you think of Ripley’s promos? How will she do at WrestleMania? Let us know in the comments below.
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