Rhea Ripley's WWE contract set for huge extension after Bad Blood incident

Rhea Ripley has rapidly become one of the most prominent figures in WWE, cementing her place as one of the company’s top stars over the past few years. After her victory in the Women’s Royal Rumble 2023 and her reign as champion, Ripley’s dominance has been undeniable. Coupled with her association with The Judgment Day faction, she’s been at the forefront of some of WWE’s most significant storylines.

However, recent developments suggest that Ripley’s journey may be taking an unexpected turn, both in terms of her career trajectory and her future in WWE. Following the explosive events at WWE’s Bad Blood event, her long-standing partnership with Damian Priest seems to have reached its conclusion.

Priest openly discussed the duo’s separation, explaining that they are now on diverging paths—Ripley concentrating on the women's division, while Priest aims his focus on the men’s. The split, although anticipated, marks a pivotal shift in Ripley’s career as she heads into a new chapter.

Amid this storyline transition, another major update has surfaced—this time concerning Ripley’s WWE contract. According to a report by PWInsider, the company and the Australian superstar have reached an agreement on a new contract. While the deal has yet to be formally signed, sources suggest that it’s only a “matter of time” before everything is finalized.

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The rumoured contract would tie Ripley to WWE for the next five years, ensuring her continued presence as a dominant force in the women’s division for the foreseeable future. Additionally, the deal is said to include a substantial pay raise, further solidifying her status as one of WWE’s most valued performers.

This long-term extension comes at a crucial moment in Ripley’s career, especially as she appears to be closing her feud with Liv Morgan and shifting focus toward other high-profile storylines. While her future with The Judgment Day faction remains uncertain, one thing is clear: Ripley’s reign in WWE is far from over.