Rhea Ripley targets disrespectful WWE fans in latest post

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However, The Eradicator is dealing with a minor meniscus tear, and there will be a 5-way ladder match to determine the Interim WWE Women’s Champion at SummerSlam.

The champion took to X today to send a message to disrespectful fans on the app. She noted that if you got triggered reading her message, then it was directed at you.

“There are a lot of tiny little idiotic humans on this app. Literally good for nothing, know nothing, hypocritical, terrible excuses for humans… The amount of delusion is funny af 🤣👏🏼 Literal jokes. If this triggers you, then it’s directed at YOU. Hope this helps 😘,” she wrote.

Tiffany Stratton defeated Jacy Jayne this past Friday night on SmackDown to qualify for the Interim WWE Women’s Champion ladder match at SummerSlam 2026.

WWE Women’s Champion Rhea Ripley provided an update about her injury

Rhea Ripley recently opened up about her injury and when she could potentially return to the ring.

During an appearance at Power Slap 21, Ripley discussed her injury with Nina-Maria Daniele. She shared that the tear happened in a weird spot, and her return would come down to how fast her body recovered from the injury. The veteran added that she was unable to bend down and had to move side to side at the moment.

“I don’t know. I tore it in a really weird spot, so it’s kind of a little bit up in the air, with just like how fast my body recovers. But I’ve been out for just over a month and one week. It feels better, but it still starts to hurt and throb. It gets tired. I can’t get up or bend down really slow, so I kind of move side to side while crouching so it sucks. We will see how it goes,” she said.

It will be interesting to see when Rhea Ripley will be able to return to action following SummerSlam.