Rhea Ripley Keeps Her WrestleMania Streak Alive—And She’s Not Done Yet

Rhea Ripley’s WrestleMania legacy keeps growing—and this year, she’s out to make it six-for-six on the biggest stage in WWE.

The Eradicator worked her way into the title picture once again, turning what was originally a one-on-one match between IYO SKY and Bianca Belair into a full-blown triple threat. The WWE Women’s Championship will now be on the line in Night Two of WrestleMania 41, and Ripley has her eyes set on making history.

If Ripley wins, she’ll become a seven-time WWE champion, continuing a streak that’s seen her involved in a championship match at every WrestleMania she’s competed in. And yes—she’s been at six straight WrestleManias. No breaks. No fluff. Just title match after title match. Here’s a full rundown of her WrestleMania resume:

• WrestleMania 36 (2020) – Lost to Charlotte Flair, dropping the NXT Women’s Championship
• WrestleMania 37 (2021) – Lost in a Women’s Tag Team Championship Fatal Four Way alongside Liv Morgan
• WrestleMania 38 (2022) – Competed in the Women’s Tag Title Four-Way again, unsuccessful
• WrestleMania 39 (2023) – Defeated Charlotte Flair to win the SmackDown Women’s Championship
• WrestleMania 40 (2024) – Retained the Women’s World Championship vs. Becky Lynch
• WrestleMania 41 (2025) – Set to challenge IYO SKY and Bianca Belair for the WWE Women’s Championship

This year’s match will be a major test—not just for Ripley, but for her streak. Belair is chasing her sixth championship, and IYO SKY is in her sixth reign and will do anything to keep that title around her waist. But if Ripley walks out of Las Vegas with the gold, her status as the most dominant woman in WrestleMania history just gets stronger.

Is Rhea Ripley building her own kind of WrestleMania streak—one match at a time? Will she leave WrestleMania 41 as champion again, or will this be the year the streak stops? Sound off in the comments and let us know who you’re backing in this triple threat.