WWE Women’s World Champion Rhea Ripley has passed a significant milestone in her ongoing title reign.
As of today, October 18, Ripley has now held her world title for 200 days, including time spent as SmackDown Women’s Champion prior to the title’s rebranding in on the June 12 edition of Monday Night Raw.
Ripley won her championship back on WrestleMania 39 Night One, defeating Charlotte Flair in what was considered by many to be among the best matches from either night of the show.
Since then Ripley has successfully defended her championship against the likes of Zelina Vega, Natalya and Raquel Rodriguez.
While Ripley has had a fairly comfortable time as champion thus far, the current field of competitors on Raw looks about as threatening as it has in a long while, with the likes of Nia Jax and Shayna Baszler also entering the fray.
Ripley’s non-title match with Baszler on this week’s Raw (October 16) finished in a no contest when a returning Zoey Stark also staked her own claim for a potential title match.
At WWE’s next Premium Live Event, Crown Jewel on November 4, Ripley will defend in a five-way match against Rodriguez, Jax, Baszler and Stark,
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