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Rhea Ripley MITB: 3 Reasons She Didn't Win - News Directory 3

Rhea Ripley MITB: 3 Reasons She Didn’t Win

June 8, 2025 Catherine Williams Tech
News Context
At a glance
  • Rhea Ripley, a favourite to win the Women’s money in the Bank ladder match, ultimately lost after a fall, leading to Naomi grabbing⁢ the briefcase.
  • Ripley, a top star in WWE's women's division,⁢ previously held the Women’s World ⁢Championship for⁢ a year.
  • IYO SKY defeated‍ Ripley for the title on RAW in March 2025, sparking an ongoing rivalry.
Original source: sportskeeda.com

Rhea Ripley’s Money in the Bank loss wasn’t a setback; it was a strategic play. Discover the top reasons the powerhouse didn’t seize the briefcase,including ⁣her established dominance ‍in the women’s ‍division,where the primary_keyword is her⁤ popularity adn ⁢secondary_keyword is⁤ her ongoing feud with IYO SKY.With an impressive reign as women’s World Champion already under her ⁢belt,Ripley’s‍ path to future title contention is clear. Moreover, a potential championship victory in Australia looms large. News Directory 3 has the inside scoop on why WWE⁤ may have a ‍bigger plan for Mami. Uncover the details ⁣and discover what’s next for this wrestling icon.

Key Points

  • Rhea Ripley’s popularity doesn’t require a Money in the ⁢Bank contract.
  • Ongoing feud with IYO SKY complicates MITB win.
  • Possible⁣ Women’s World Championship victory for Ripley in Australia.

Why Rhea Ripley Didn’t Win Money in the Bank

⁣ Updated June 08, 2025

Rhea Ripley, a favourite to win the Women’s money in the Bank ladder match, ultimately lost after a fall, leading to Naomi grabbing⁢ the briefcase. several factors contributed to Ripley not becoming Ms. Money in the Bank, including ⁤her current standing in⁤ WWE⁢ and future title opportunities.

Ripley, a top star in WWE’s women’s division,⁢ previously held the Women’s World ⁢Championship for⁢ a year. ⁢Her feud ⁤with Liv Morgan⁣ and The Judgment Day has further⁤ solidified her position. Given her established presence,⁢ Ripley doesn’t necessarily need the Money in the Bank contract to contend for the Women’s World Championship again.

IYO SKY defeated‍ Ripley for the title on RAW in March 2025, sparking an ongoing rivalry. Bianca Belair’s‍ presence ⁤at ringside during that match added fuel to the fire. Despite Ripley’s loss at WrestleMania 41 in a Triple Threat match against SKY and Belair, she has⁣ made it⁣ clear she is still targeting SKY⁢ and the title. This existing feud ‍makes a Money in the Bank ⁤victory less crucial for Ripley.

WWE⁣ may be planning for ⁢Rhea Ripley to win ⁢the Women’s World Championship at Crown Jewel in Perth, Australia. At the 2024‍ Elimination chamber in Perth,⁤ Ripley successfully defended her title against Nia Jax, receiving strong ⁢support from the Australian crowd.WWE might aim to recreate‍ that moment, potentially having ⁤Ripley win the title in her home country.⁣ She could also capture the ⁤championship before the event, entering as the titleholder.

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What’s next

The coming months will reveal WWE’s plans for Rhea Ripley, notably regarding her pursuit of IYO SKY and the Women’s World Championship. Her journey to Crown Jewel and potential⁢ title opportunities will be closely watched.

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