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WWE SmackDown results: Rhea Ripley sends a chilling message to Tiffany Stratton ahead of Money in the Bank 2025

WWE SmackDown results: Rhea Ripley sends a chilling message to Tiffany Stratton ahead of Money in the Bank 2025

Time of India18 hours ago

WWE SmackDown results: Rhea Ripley is set to compete in the Money in the Bank match on June 7 and this has created a great deal of buzz among fans. Ahead of the event, 'Mami' issued a chilling warning to the current Women's Champion Tiffany Stratton. The winner of the Money in the Bank match will get the opportunity to challenge the World Champion or the Women's champ for the gold 'anytime and anywhere'
Rhea Ripley puts Tiffany Stratton on notice
Tiffany Stratton addressed the WWE Universe ahead of the Money in the Bank match and recalled how she became the 'it girl' of the company after winning the contest last year. She said that everyone competing in the contest this time around just wants to be her.
Rhea Ripley, the mother of all mothers. 😮‍💨 pic.twitter.com/aO89gKRt02
She was interrupted by Rhea, who said that she knows what it feels to be a champion and 'misses' the feeling. In doing so, she hinted that she might cash in on 'Tiffy' if she grabs the coveted briefcase on June 7. Rhea Ripley's second reign as World Champion ended on Raw in March when she lost to Iyo Sky after being distracted by Bianca Belair, who was ringside for the contest.
About Money in the Bank 2025
The women's money in the bank match is a star-studded affair. Rhea will be locking horns with Stephanie Vaquer, Naomi, Giulia, Roxanne Perez, Alexa Bliss in the the contest. The men's match too promises to be a compelling affair. It features Seth Rollins, Solo Sikoa, Andrade, Penta, LA Knight, and El Grande Americano.

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