10 WWE/AEW Superstars who used to have long hair

10 WWE/AEW Superstars who used to have long hair
10 WWE/AEW Superstars who used to have long hair

#6. WWE Women's Tag Team Champion Rhea Ripley

Rhea Ripley has changed her hairstyle a few times since her first appearance on WWE television. The 24-year-old appeared with long hair as she participated in the 2017 Mae Young Classic. However, Ripley later decided to cut it shorter.

In an interview with Lilian Garcia on Chasing Glory, the current Women's Tag Team Champion explained why she decided to cut her hair.

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"Growing up in Australia, I always had the long beachy hair. That was just who I was, but then when I got here and Toni Storm was also here. People kept saying we looked the same because we're both rockers, as well. I was like, 'I've got to steer away from Toni,' and a few people mentioned that I should cut my hair and I thought about it as well," Rhea Ripley said.

Ripley is currently sporting a much shorter haircut. She was recently drafted to Monday Night RAW, alongside her tag team partner Nikki A.S.H.


#5. AEW star Dax Harwood

Dax Harwood wrestled for eight years on the independent circuit before joining WWE in 2012. In his WWE debut match, Harwood was bald. He has kept the same look since then.

Harwood left WWE to join AEW in 2020. Although the WWE Universe and AEW fans have never seen Harwood with hair on his head, the 37-year-old used to have long hair back in his independent circuit days.

Earlier this year, the former AEW World Tag Team Champion posted a photo of himself from his early wrestling days, in which he appeared to have long dark hair.

Dax Harwood and his FTR partner Cash Wheeler are currently part of The Pinnacle group in AEW. FTR recently faced Sting and Darby Allin in a tag team match on AEW Dynamite: Grand Slam but lost.

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