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The August 13 WWE Summer Tour stop at SNHU Arena delivered two major comebacks in one night, with both stars stepping back between the ropes for the first time in months. Alexa Bliss teamed with Charlotte Flair and Tiffany Stratton in a six-woman tag match against Fatal Influence's Lainey Reid, Jacy Jayne, and Fallon Henley — and came away with the win. Bliss wrestled with a visible wrap still on her arm, but she'd been medically cleared to compete, marking her first match in over a month. Her previous in-ring appearance came on the July 10 episode of SmackDown, where a brutal attack by Jade Cargill left her with an arm injury and sidelined her from action. Bliss had already reappeared on WWE television the Friday before this event, aiding Flair against Cargill and welcoming newcomer Tatum Paxley to the brand, but August 13 represented her true return to competition. The night's main event saw Randy Orton collide with Cody Rhodes in a street fight, snapping an even longer layoff. Orton hadn't wrestled since falling to Rhodes at WrestleMania 42. He'd since resurfaced during WWE SummerSlam, inserting himself into Rhodes' title picture by costing him the Undisputed WWE Championship — a moment that set the stage for their rivalry to boil back over. The August 13 street fight marked Orton's first match since WrestleMania, putting him right back in the ring with the man he'd targeted since his return. Between Bliss working through a still-healing arm and Orton finally getting back into the ring after months on the shelf, WWE's August 13 stop in Manchester ended up delivering two significant in-ring returns on the same night, giving fans at SNHU Arena a show stacked with fresh storyline momentum heading into the fall.

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WWE remains optimistic about Chelsea Green's injury status, according to WrestleVotes on Fightful Select Radio, and she is not expected to be removed from television or stripped of the Interim Women's Championship. The update comes after a difficult week for Green. She won the Interim WWE Women's Championship at SummerSlam 2026 on August 3, outlasting Charlotte Flair, Tiffany Stratton, Lash Legend, and Jade Cargill in a ladder match. The interim title was created after then-champion Rhea Ripley was ruled out with a torn meniscus that required surgery, opening the door for Green to finally capture her first world championship. Just days later, on the August 7 episode of SmackDown, Green teamed with Stratton in a Women's Tag Team Championship match against Fatal Influence's Fallon Henley and Lainey Reid. Green ended up taking the pinfall after Henley and Reid hit their Rolling Encore finishing move, and it was during that sequence that she suffered a broken orbital bone. Lash Legend and Nia Jax also attacked Green and Stratton after the match. Green addressed the injury herself in a video posted to Instagram, saying the situation felt different from injuries she'd played through before and that she was taking things day by day while processing the head trauma. It marked yet another setback in a rough stretch for Green, who has also dealt with a heart issue over the past year that required hospitalization and a medical procedure. The injury drew reactions from a wide range of names across wrestling, including Nikki Bella, Brie Bella, and Natalya, along with AEW stars such as Sammy Guevara and Thunder Rosa, as well as Green's real-life husband, Matt Cardona. The exact recovery timetable remains unclear, but WWE's stated optimism suggests the company does not currently see the injury as one that will force Green off television or require the title to be vacated. Given that Green only just captured her first world championship, WWE appears intent on letting her hold onto the title through her recovery rather than turning to a second interim reign so soon after the first.

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Bayley's latest social media post reportedly did not land well with everyone backstage in WWE, according to WrestleVotes on Fightful Select. The video featured highlights from Bayley training at various locations alongside different wrestlers, including AEW star Mercedes Moné, and was set to the song "All In" by The Grouch & Eligh. She captioned the post "all or nothing, baby." Some WWE backstage personnel reportedly viewed the post as "eyebrow-raising." The reaction makes sense given the timing. Bayley's WWE contract is reportedly set to expire in October, and she has not wrestled for the company since a July 26 live event in Bakersfield, California. Her last televised appearance came at Saturday Night's Main Event on July 18 at Madison Square Garden, where she lost to Lyra Valkyria, who then attacked her after the match and later declared on Raw that she had run Bayley out of the company. Against that backdrop, a training video featuring an AEW star, set to a song sharing its name with AEW's biggest pay-per-view, read to many as more than a coincidence. AEW's All In event takes place at Wembley Stadium in London on August 30, and Bayley's "all or nothing" caption also echoes the branding of AEW's Double or Nothing event. Mercedes Moné, a longtime friend of Bayley's dating back to their time together in WWE's Four Horsewomen storyline with Becky Lynch and Charlotte Flair, has added to the speculation herself, having previously shared a fan-made graphic teasing a possible match between the two at AEW WrestleDream. Even so, people close to the situation inside AEW reportedly aren't convinced anything is imminent. Bryan Alvarez said on Wrestling Observer Live that sources within AEW are just as confused by the teasing as everyone else, and that Bayley is believed to remain under WWE contract through around January once any additional time the company tacks on is factored in, making a Bayley-Moné AEW match unlikely in the near term. Dave Meltzer has reported separately that Bayley has not signed a new WWE contract and currently has a decision to make about her future. Nothing has been confirmed by Bayley, WWE, or AEW, but between the backstage reaction, the contract uncertainty, and the ongoing storyline with Valkyria, her long-term status with the company remains one of wrestling's more closely watched situations heading into the fall.

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Here are the complete results from WWE's live Summer Tour event, held on August 13, 2026, at the SNHU Arena in Manchester, NH. The show features Kevin Owens, Cody Rhodes, Oba Femi, Gunther, Finn Bálor, and many more. WWE Live Event In Manchester Results 8/13/26 WWE Tag Team Championship Match: R-Truth & Damian Priest def. MFT's and the War Raiders. Kevin Owens def. The Miz via pinfall Gunther def. Finn Balor via pinfall World Tag Team Championship Match: Akira Tozawa & Oba Femi def. The Vision via DQ. WWE Women's United States Championship Match: Tiffany Stratton def. Jacy Jayne via DQ Tiffany Stratton, Alexa Bliss, & Charlotte Flair def. Fatal Influence via pinfall WWE United States Championship Match: Baron Corbin def. Carmelo Hayes, Trick Williams, and Ricky Saints Street Fight: Cody Rhodes def. Randy Orton via pinfall This is how Cody Rhodes defeated Randy Orton in a street fight in the main event at #WWEManchester pic.twitter.com/KSOvsEduQG— Still Real To Us (@stillreal2us) August 14, 2026 Oba Femi and Bron Breakker finally clashed tonight at #WWEManchester pic.twitter.com/oZa445BsDn— Still Real To Us (@stillreal2us) August 14, 2026 Kevin Owens hit Danhausen with the Stunner to send a message to CM Punk at #WWEManchester pic.twitter.com/9LLfHBy3ba— Still Real To Us (@stillreal2us) August 14, 2026

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WWE SmackDown's August 7 episode on USA Network drew 1.470 million viewers, up from 1.379 million the previous week, with the 18-49 demo rating also rising to 0.35 from 0.31, per Wrestlenomics. The bump lines up with a stacked post-SummerSlam show from the Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia. The episode opened with a tribute to Dory Funk Jr. following his passing, before Cody Rhodes called out Randy Orton, only to be interrupted by CM Punk, who said he didn't know about Orton's return. Kevin Owens confronted Undisputed WWE Champion CM Punk, setting up tension for the title picture, while Owens and Sami Zayn also had a heated backstage argument after Zayn expressed frustration that Owens' return had cost him a title opportunity. In the ring, Baron Corbin retained the United States Championship against Trick Williams in a SummerSlam rematch, and Fallon Henley and Lainey Reid of Fatal Influence retained the Women's Tag Team Championship in a champions-vs-champions match against Chelsea Green and Tiffany Stratton. The night's biggest surprise came in the main event, where returning star Alexa Bliss and debuting Tatum Paxley showed up to help Charlotte Flair defeat Jade Cargill. Backstage, Carmelo Hayes attacked Baron Corbin and challenged him for the U.S. Title next week. That mix of returns, title defenses, and championship-picture drama appears to have helped push the show's numbers up week-over-week.

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Charlotte Flair has reflected on her recent run in WWE, revealing that she considers 2026 the most versatile year of her career despite feeling that some people had written her off. Flair discussed her evolution as a performer during a recent interview on Busted Open, explaining that she has learned to show different sides of her personality rather than relying solely on the larger-than-life character that fans have traditionally associated with “The Queen.” “I truly believe this was like the best year of my career and I’ve never been more versatile,” Flair said. “So I’m like, if I can do that in a year that everyone had kind of, I felt, written me off. Imagine what I can do in five years.” One of the biggest changes has been Flair's willingness to embrace comedy, vulnerability and less serious moments on WWE programming. She has recently been able to show a different side of herself while working alongside Alexa Bliss, something she believes has helped audiences connect with her in a new way. Flair acknowledged that she understands why fans have traditionally expected her to be positioned as a singles star competing for championships. However, she believes her current experience has allowed her to demonstrate that there is more to her character than being a perennial title contender. “I think being in this tag, whether it’s slow or not for some of my fans, I think there is a bigger picture and that I’m going to keep working towards,” Flair said. The former Women's Champion also believes she has discovered that she does not always need to be presented as the dominant main-event character to remain compelling. “I think it’s just showing that vulnerability and showing that, like, hey, I don’t need to have a main [event]... I’m interesting,” she explained. That realization represents an important change for Flair, who spent much of her WWE career being presented as one of the company's most protected and decorated stars. Flair also discussed how she has gradually learned to balance her extravagant “Queen” presentation with a more relatable version of herself. Rather than abandoning the robes, feathers and glamour associated with her character, she has looked for ways to incorporate more of her real personality into the presentation. “I’ve spent the last year trying to figure out how to bring how you would see me on the street or like at a random day in Orlando and then bedazzle that,” Flair said. And despite everything she has already accomplished, Flair clearly believes there is considerably more to come. “I’m like, if I can do that in a year that everyone had kind of, I felt, written me off. Imagine what I can do in five years,” she said.

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Charlotte Flair has revealed the one match she believes changed the trajectory of her WWE career. Flair, who has gone on to become one of WWE’s most decorated women’s wrestlers, pointed to her 2014 NXT TakeOver match against Natalya as the performance that finally made fans take her seriously as a wrestler. “If that match hadn’t happened, I wouldn’t be here today,” Flair said. The match, which took place at NXT TakeOver in 2014, saw Flair defend the NXT Women’s Championship against Natalya. Looking back, Flair believes the significance of the bout went far beyond the championship itself. “Were they going with me? But I don’t know if it was more like, okay, she’s easily the brand for whatever we need Flare’s kid. We’re bringing in Ric. We’re bringing in Bret,” Flair explained. “But like in that moment, if you go back and watch that match, no one like gave a shit about my dad and Bret. And it was like so raw, so authentic.” Flair also highlighted how unusual the match was for WWE television at the time, noting that it was the longest match the company had produced or televised up to that point. “I go back and watch that match and I still think like out of a lot of my matches to this day, that one still is timeless and a classic,” she said. Most importantly, Flair believes the performance proved that she could stand on her own rather than simply being viewed as Ric Flair’s daughter. “But had that match not happened, I don’t think people would have taken me serious,” Flair said. “I don’t think it would have given it launched everything. Like you know when you have defining moments, I’d say that was a defining moment.” Flair also named her WrestleMania 32 match and her bout against Asuka as other important moments in her career, but the Natalya match remains particularly significant to her. Despite everything she has accomplished since then, Flair does not believe her best match has happened yet. “Someone asked me, ‘What do you think is your greatest match of all time?’ And I’m like, ‘It hasn’t happened yet,’” Flair said.

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Chelsea Green closed out SummerSlam weekend as a champion, outlasting a chaotic multi-woman ladder match to climb up and pull down the interim women's title — a win that capped a WWE run stretching back to her 2014 debut and came after years of near-misses, injuries and being repeatedly passed over for bigger opportunities. The match saw Green battle through a field that included Charlotte Flair and Jade Cargill before the finish came down to who could brave the ladder itself, with Green beating the rest of the field to the top. Chelsea Green sat down with Nikki and Brie on "The Nikki & Brie Show" and opened up about a night she says played out nothing like she expected. Green admitted she assumed nerves would take over once the moment finally arrived. "I thought I would be nervous when this moment came," she said, "I thought I would be so nervous." Instead, she said she felt unusually calm walking to the ring: "I felt very at peace. I was like, whatever happens, happens." She described losing herself in the entrance itself, saying the walk to the ring felt less like a wrestling match and more like a performance. "I do feel like I kind of blacked out," Green said, "It was like it felt like my concert." She said she spent the early moments soaking it all in — talking with fellow competitor Tiffany Stratton and waving to her parents at ringside. That calm didn't last. Green said the emotion built steadily as the match wore on, because she knew what was coming. By the time she was dangling from the ladder as Charlotte Flair and Jade Cargill took the match's final bump, she said the feeling shifted entirely. "I felt like electric," she said. "I felt just like the whole crowd started like rumbling ... this is our moment." Green raced to the top of the ladder at what she called "record speed," saying she hauled herself up out of pure urgency. Part superstition, part disbelief, she said she didn't want to give anyone a chance to change her fortune. "If I don't get up there and climb that ladder and grab that title down, they could change the finish," she said. "This is all these thoughts going on. I'm like, no, not today." She said the significance of the moment hit her before she'd even unhooked the title, describing years of sacrifice flashing through her mind at the top of the ladder. Green pointed to more than a decade in the business — roughly "12, 13 years" — during which she said she missed close friends' weddings and the births of their children, missed her own father's wedding, broke bones, and underwent heart surgery. "So much has led me to like scurrying up that ladder," she said. Green also revealed that WWE Superstar Bayley reached out afterward, amazed by how fast she'd climbed. "Bayley texted me the other day and said, 'Girl, I've never seen someone climb a ladder so fast,'" Green recalled. Looking back, Green said the reality of the moment surpassed even her most hopeful daydreams about it. "It was even better than I had dreamt of," she said, adding that for years she'd quietly accepted the title shot might never come. "It was so far-fetched," she said. "I hope this happens. I wish it would happen, but like it probably won't — and I've come to terms with that, too." She said she could hear everything happening around her in the moment — including her mother's voice from the crowd. "I heard it all," Green said, "and I was actually upside down and a referee was ... saying sweet nothings to me as I was upside down." She added that she still doesn't know which referee it was, but praised the encouragement referees give wrestlers mid-match, calling it a meaningful and often overlooked part of the business. Even hours later and running on no sleep, Green said she was determined not to let the feeling slip away. "I'm still on cloud nine. I'm riding a high," she said. "I'm trying to make the most out of every single second."

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SmackDown rolls into the Xfinity Mobile Arena tonight looking to answer some of the biggest questions SummerSlam left behind, and the blue brand isn't wasting any time getting to it. Undisputed WWE Champion CM Punk sharing a ring with Kevin Owens for the first time since Owens shocked U.S. Bank Stadium by winning a Fatal Four-Way over Sami Zayn, Gunther and Finn Balor to become the new #1 contender. It's Owens' first appearance on WWE television since a neck injury nearly ended his career back in early 2025 — and it sets up a title chase that's been building in the background for over a year. Owens and Punk have real history dating back two decades to their days together in Ring of Honor, so tonight's face-to-face is expected to be the show's focal point. Charlotte Flair meets Jade Cargill in singles competition — a matchup a lot of people assumed WWE would save for a premium live event rather than burn on free TV. Both women came up empty in the SummerSlam ladder match, and neither has hidden how much bad blood has built up between them, so don't expect this one to stay clean. The newly crowned Interim WWE Women's Champion Chelsea Green will make her first-ever appearance since winning it in a chaotic five-way ladder match at SummerSlam. She's not defending tonight, but what she says matters more than it normally would — the picture around that championship shifted overnight. Cody Rhodes, Tiffany Stratton, Gunther and Trick Williams are advertised for the show. Randy Orton — who cost Rhodes the Undisputed WWE Championship on night one of SummerSlam — is not currently listed and hasn't been addressed on WWE TV since, leaving that thread dangling heading into tonight. WWE SmackDown will take place on August 7, 2026, at the Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The show is scheduled to begin at 8:00 PM ET in the United States. Fans in the U.S. can watch the action live on USA Network, while international viewers can stream the event on Netflix.

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Here are the full results for this Friday's SmackDown which is scheduled to air live on March 14, 2025, at Olimpic Arena in Barcelona, Spain. ## Friday Night SmackDown currently airs live every Friday on Fox from 8:00 ET–10:00 PM ET in the United States. ## SmackDown Ring Announcer: Lilian Garcia## WWE SmackDown 3/14/2025 Promotion: WWE ## WWE SmackDown 3/14/2025 City: Barcelona, Spain ## WWE SmackDown 3/14/2025 Venue: Olimpic Arena ## WWE SmackDown 3/14/2025 Full Results ResultsMatch Type LA Knight, Jimmy Uso, Braun Strowman defeated Solo Sikoa, Jacob Fatu, Tama Tonga 6 Man Tag Team Match Charlotte Flair defeated B-Fab - Damian Priest defeated Shinsuke Nakamura - Randy Orton defeated Carmelo Hayes - GUNTHER defeated Axiom - The Street Profits defeated DIY WWE Tag Team Championship ## To stay updated with all the latest wrestling news, add Sacnilk.com to your Google News feeds and follow us on Twitter.

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The 2024 Slammys: The Fans Choice Awards goes live from WWE World in Philadelphia. Big E and Cathy Kelley take center stage as hosts, promising an electrifying evening packed with unforgettable moments. ## Starting at 10:30 AM ET, we'll be bringing you all the action live, from the red carpet arrivals to the emotional award speeches. Keep your eyes peeled for surprise appearances by your favorite WWE Superstars, ready to add an extra dose of excitement to the ceremony. ## 2024 Slammys: The Fans Choice Awards Ongoing Coverage ## The 2024 Slammys are underway! Big E and Cathy Kelley are backstage, buzzing with excitement. Big E asks the audience if they're ready for a night of celebrating the best in WWE, as chosen by the fans themselves. Cathy reminds everyone that the winners tonight were decided by fan votes, making this a truly special event.## Transitioning to the stage, Big E welcomes the crowd and has a hilarious moment with R-Truth. R-Truth, ever the jokester, mistakenly thinks they're at the Oscars. Cathy politely clarifies it's the Slammys, leading R-Truth to jokingly ask if he's nominated for an Emmy. Unfazed, R-Truth bursts into his signature "What's Up" theme song, injecting the show with his usual dose of entertainment.## Moving on with the awards, Wade Barrett takes center stage to present the first Slammy. The coveted Best Entrance of the Year award goes to Cody Rhodes! The crowd erupts in cheers as Rhodes celebrates his victory.## Next up, the legendary Fluffy presents the highly anticipated Match of the Year award. The epic WrestleMania 39 clash between Rhea Ripley and Charlotte Flair takes the prize! Charlotte steps out to accept the award, graciously acknowledging the fans and hinting at a potential repeat win next year at WrestleMania 41. ## And now, the anticipation builds as Charlotte Flair prepares to introduce the winner of the Breakout Star of the Year award. ## Booker T takes the stage to present the award for NXT Superstar of the Year. Tiffany Stratton is the lucky winner, adding another trophy to her collection.## Sal from Impractical Jokers steps into the spotlight to announce the Rivalry of the Year. The heated competition between Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes throughout the year earns them the award.## Dominik appears next, confidently assuming Judgment Day will win the Faction of the Year award before it's even announced. His assumption proves correct as Judgment Day claims the prize. However, Dominik's celebration is short-lived. Nick Aldis and Adam Pearce end up carrying a disappointed Dominik off the stage after his antics annoy them. ## The award for Social Media Star of the Year goes to... Drew McIntyre! Chelsea Green comes out visibly upset, clearly expecting to win herself. The tension rises as Chelsea tries to take the Slammy from Drew, who threatens security escort if she doesn't back down. The crowd joins in, chanting "CM Punk" at Drew. In a surprising turn, Drew dedicates his award to CM Punk.## The New Day takes over the stage to announce the Female Superstar of the Year. The crowd erupts as Rhea Ripley is named the winner!## Finally, the highly anticipated Male Superstar of the Year award is revealed. After a year of incredible performances, Cody Rhodes takes home the Slammy! ## Sam Roberts and Megan step in to present the OMG Moment of the Year award. The crowd roars as CM Punk's epic return to WWE is announced as the winner. CM Punk himself appears to graciously accept the award, thanking the fans and expressing his enthusiasm for what's to come.## CM Punk's night doesn't end there. He goes on to win the Return of the Year award as well. In a touching moment, he acknowledges the coincidence with Randy Orton's return and reiterates his appreciation for the fans' support.## As the ceremony draws to a close, Cathy Kelley and Big E return to the stage. They remind the audience about the night's main event, WrestleMania 40, and with that, the 2024 Slammys come to an end! ## Female Superstar of the Year ## Rhea Ripley## Bianca Belair## Bayley## IYO SKY## Becky Lynch## WINNER: Rhea Ripley ## Male Superstar of the Year ## Cody Rhodes## Roman Reigns## Seth “Freakin” Rollins## Gunther## Logan Paul## WINNER: Cody Rhodes ## Best Entrance ## Cody Rhodes## Roman Reigns## Bianca Belair## Seth “Freakin” Rollins## Rhea Ripley## Becky Lynch## The Rock## Dominik Mysterio (WrestleMania 39)## WINNER: Cody Rhodes ## Return of the Year ## CM Punk## The Rock## Nia Jax## Randy Orton## Naomi## WINNER: CM Punk ## Faction of the Year ## The Judgment Day## Alpha Academy## Imperium## The Bloodline## Damage CTRL## WINNER: Judgment Day ## Rivalry of the Year ## Seth “Freakin” Rollins vs. Drew McIntyre## “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio vs. Rey Mysterio## Bianca Belair vs. Damage CTRL## Roman Reigns vs. Cody Rhodes## R-Truth vs. The Judgment Day## WINNER:Roman Reigns vs. Cody Rhodes ## NXT Superstar of the Year ## Ilja Dragunov## Carmelo Hayes## Lyra Valkyria## Tiffany Stratton## Bron Breakker## WINNER: Tiffany Stratton ## Match of the Year ## Bad Bunny vs. Damian Priest – San Juan Street Fight (Backlash 2023)## Roman Reigns vs. Sami Zayn (Elimination Chamber 2023)## Gunther vs. Chad Gable (Raw 9/4/23)## Asuka vs. Bianca Belair vs. Charlotte Flair (SummerSlam 2023)## Charlotte Flair vs. Rhea Ripley (WrestleMania 39)## WINNER: Charlotte Flair vs. Rhea Ripley (WrestleMania 39) ## OMG Moment of the Year ## Rey Mysterio punches “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio (SmackDown 3/24/23)## CM Punk returns to WWE (Survivor Series 2023)## IYO SKY cashing in the Money in The Bank Contract (SummerSlam 2023)## The Rock slaps Cody Rhodes (WrestleMania XL Press Conference)## Damage CTRL turns on Bayley (SmackDown 2/2/24)## Cody Rhodes slaps The Rock (SmackDown 3/8/24)## WINNER: CM Punk returns to WWE (Survivor Series 2023)## Social Star of the Year ## Grayson Waller## Logan Paul## Drew McIntyre## Chelsea Green## Liv Morgan## WINNER: Drew McIntyre ## Breakout Superstar of the Year ## Jey Uso## Tiffany Stratton## Pretty Deadly## Dragon Lee## LA Knight ## WINNER: LA Knight ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...

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The term "Four Horsewomen" in WWE evokes a sense of revolution and accomplishment. It refers to a quartet of wrestlers – Charlotte Flair, Sasha Banks, Becky Lynch, and Bayley – who rose to prominence together in NXT, WWE's developmental brand. Their impact transcended NXT, forever changing the landscape of women's wrestling in WWE. ## During their time in NXT, the Four Horsewomen honed their craft and delivered consistently stellar matches. They pushed each other to new heights, captivating audiences with their athleticism, storytelling, and undeniable charisma. Their success was instrumental in the "Divas Revolution," a movement that demanded better storylines and in-ring opportunities for female wrestlers. ## Ripley's defining moment came at the 2023 Royal Rumble. Entering as the number one entrant, she defied the odds and became the first woman ever to win the Rumble from that position. This victory propelled her towards a championship showdown with Charlotte Flair at WrestleMania. At the Grandest Stage of Them All, Ripley delivered a dominant performance, dethroning Flair and capturing the SmackDown Women's Championship. She now most recently defeated Becky Lynch to retain the Women's World Championship. ## In her post-match press conference at WrestleMania XL, Rhea Ripley addressed the future of the Four Horsewomen era following her victory over Becky Lynch and Charlotte Flair. ## "You know, the Four Horsemen Era, it will live on forever. They accomplished so much. They took the women's division to heights that we could have only dreamt of. They've done so much for the business and I have all the respect for every single one of them. I feel like the way that I've been going WrestleMania after WrestleMania finally knocking off the Horsewoman and the same as Bianca Belair. She's been doing the same. ## We've been proving that there is a shift coming and these new women they are taking over and we're showing out with trying to take it to higher heights that it has been taken to. Obviously, for those women, they're amazing at what they do, and we don't want them to leave but they're going to have to move over, because we're taking over at the same time." ## While the group hasn't officially been together for some time, their influence continues to be felt. As of April 2024, three of the Four Horsewomen – Charlotte Flair, Becky Lynch, and Bayley – are still with WWE. Sasha Banks, however, recently left the company. Their individual paths may have diverged, but their legacy as a collective force that revolutionized women's wrestling in WWE remains undeniable. ## Stay Tuned To Sacnilk...