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Recently, The Eradicator hinted at a major comeback by posting her latest gym picture. In this article, we will discuss four ways the former Judgment Day member could return to the company after recovering from her injury.
#4. Ripley may return as a heel to challenge Chelsea Green for the WWE Women’s Title
Chelsea Green is currently working as a babyface star on SmackDown. Ripley could return as a heel star. The Eradicator could attack Green on the blue brand, setting the stage for a rematch.
Rhea could easily claim that she is the original champion and that Chelsea is no longer the rightful titleholder. A heel Ripley would be a great addition to the SmackDown roster and could also elevate The Hot Mess’ babyface run in the sports entertainment juggernaut.
Additionally, since parting ways with The Judgment Day, Rhea Ripley has portrayed a babyface character. Now, it could be time to turn her into a villainous star again.
#3. Win the Women’s Royal Rumble 2027
WWE Royal Rumble 2027 will host the traditional Men’s and Women’s over-the-top-rope matches. Triple H’s creative regime could bring Mami back to television by giving her a Rumble victory next year.
This would give Rhea Ripley a straight push to the moon and incorporate her into the main-event scenario for WrestleMania 43 in Saudi Arabia. With this move, WWE can also give the veteran star a solid comeback immediately after her return.
#2. Reform The Terror Twins on SmackDown
Damian Priest recently broke up with R-Truth and officially turned heel. The Archer of Infamy is now aiming for another singles run on the blue brand. With Rhea Ripley expected to return soon, a potential way for her to make a comeback could be a reunion of the Terror Twins.
A Rhea and Priest reunion is possible if the creative team brings Rhea back as a heel star. Together, they could dominate the men’s and women’s divisions of the Nick Aldis-led brand and rise to the top.
#1. Join forces with Alexa Bliss and Tatum Paxley to form a brand new faction
Alexa Bliss and Tatum Paxley are working on WWE SmackDown alongside Charlotte Flair. Meanwhile, things aren’t going well between them, as The Queen doesn’t trust Paxley. Many believe that Alexa and Tatum may either turn on Flair or vice versa, which could lead to their breakup.
Mami could make her WWE return by joining forces with The Goddess and the former NXT star. This would create a brand-new faction on the blue brand.
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