“If You Have Nothing Good To Say Then Zip It”- Rhea Ripley Blasts Fan Over Body-Shaming

Rhea Ripley in a recent tweet replied to a sexually discriminating comment on her post.

In a mirror selfie, Ripley posted with two friends, two were males and she was the only female.

However, a fan took it too far in the comments section by criticizing Ripley’s appearance sexually.

The fan commented that he saw “three dudes” in the picture rather than Ripley as a female.

This was obviously a target at her built and physique. First receiving the fire of another person, Ripley took it on completely.

The first person claimed that the comment was like cyber-bullying and was completely uncalled for. It even asked the person to take gym lessons to know what a fit body looked like.

Ripley didn’t take the joke well in any way. She also termed the comment as “pure ignorance” and blasted the person on twitter.

Rhea Ripley has had a very successful rise in WWE so far. She started off in NXT and gradually built her way up to competing with the like of Charlotte Flair. 

Her superior physique and muscle power give her an edge over most women’s wrestlers and she seems to dominate most of the time.

Rhea Ripley has faced a lot of comments comparing her to a guy in the past and this time she caught a whiff of it.

Sparing no nicety, she obviously was offended. Asking the fan to be more mature. She also asked the fan to not say anything if he didn’t know what to say.

Rhea Ripley is taking on Charlotte Flair yet again at Takeover and we surely know now that she has her head in the fighting spirit after the twitter issue.

She has the skills and determination to win and many are on her side against Charlotte. Taking no poor insults from people even twitter, she really proves that she is the next big thing.

Body Shaming is a huge issue and discrimination to anyone is an insult no matter how jokingly it is put forward. Ripley was right in addressing it rather than just letting it go like any normal argument.

Rhea Ripley has set an example of standards on comment boards and we need it now more than ever. This being said after the bots take over it.