Rhea Ripley breaks silence after Jade Cargill was brutally attacked on WWE SmackDown

Rhea Ripley was forced to appear on WWE SmackDown as Jade Cargill was brutally taken out, and Mami's team was outnumbered. Today, the former Women's World Champion broke her silence following the recent events.

On the latest edition of Monday Night RAW, Rhea Ripley returned to the red brand and declared for WarGames as she headbutted Liv Morgan. The brawl ended, and the team of babyfaces stood tall in the ring heading into Friday Night SmackDown. However, the momentum didn't last for long.

On the most recent edition of Friday Night SmackDown, Jade Cargill was written out of the WarGames match as a mysterious superstar brutally attacked her. Later, Rhea Ripley swung for the fences with a kendo stick as she saved her team from a beatdown.

Today, she broke her silence and addressed her appearance following the Jade Cargill situation on the show. While it's not confirmed, it's likely for Bayley to join the team for the upcoming match due to her association with Naomi. Check out what Mami said after the show:

"We all go a little mad sometimes 🔪," Ripley wrote.

While she didn't send a message to Cargill, the entire team is ready to face their rivals inside WarGames.

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Rhea Ripley has 1-1 record at WWE Survivor Series: WarGames

In 2022, the new regime under Triple H's creative leadership introduced WarGames to WWE's main roster. The WCW gimmick match replaced the traditional 5-on-5 elimination match for the event.

The event had two WarGames matches, and Rhea Ripley was on Team Damage CTRL for the night. Unfortunately, she lost alongside her team when Becky Lynch scored the winning fall.

Last year, Mami entered the event as the Women's World Championship, which she initially won at WrestleMania 39 against Charlotte. The 28-year-old star left the event with a successful title defense against Zoey Stark.

In less than a week, the former Women's World Champion will enter her second WarGames match on WWE's main roster. It'll be interesting to see if she can add another win to the list in Canada.