Rhea Ripley steals major rival's catchphrase ahead of WWE Bad Blood

Rhea Ripley stole her rival's catchphrase ahead of their title match this Saturday at WWE Bad Blood. The Eradicator will be challenging for the Women's World Championship at the premium live event this weekend in Atlanta, Georgia.

Women's World Champion Liv Morgan and Rhea Ripley have been involved in a personal rivalry for months on RAW. Morgan successfully defended the title against the former Judgment Day member at SummerSlam earlier this year after Dominik Mysterio betrayed Ripley.

Ahead of their title match at WWE Bad Blood, the company shared a backstage promo featuring Ripley on Instagram. She sent a message to Dirty Dom and stole Morgan's "cry about it" catchphrase as seen in the video below.

"And as for Liv, I hope you enjoy tonight. Because you are going to get your a** kicked at Bad Blood. Cry about it," she said.

Dominik Mysterio and Rhea Ripley were in a storyline relationship before he betrayed her at WWE SummerSlam. Dirty Dom will be locked inside a shark cage for the Women's World Championship match between Ripley and Morgan at Bad Blood this Saturday.

Real-life Bloodline member reacts to Rhea Ripley and Jey Uso's romance storyline on WWE RAW

Afa Anoa'i Jr. recently shared his thoughts on the romance storyline between Rhea Ripley and Jey Uso on WWE RAW.

Jey Uso defeated Bron Breakker in the main event of last week's edition of the red brand to capture the Intercontinental Championship. Speaking exclusively with Sportskeeda Wrestling, Anoa'i Jr. stated that Uso was needed in the storyline, and was very entertained by it.

"I love it. I love it. I feel like it's needed. Kind of that, oddball, distraction in the Dom story, so it's needed right now, I feel. And I'm highly entertained by it. I like where it's going," Afa Anoa'i, Jr. said. [From 19:32 to 19:52]

Ripley held the Women's World Championship for 380 days before having to relinquish it due to injury earlier this year. It will be interesting to see if she can win back the title she never lost this Saturday at Bad Blood.