WWE Superstar Rhea Ripley has publicly criticized aggressive fan behavior after a recent incident where she was overwhelmed by a crowd and pressed against the door of her Uber. Addressing the issue on social media, Ripley called for respect and common decency toward performers, emphasizing the importance of boundaries.
Details of the Incident and Ripley’s Response
On Sunday morning, Ripley shared that she was “completely mobbed” and physically pushed up against the door of her Uber vehicle. Her message to fans was stark and direct: treat wrestlers like people rather than objects to swarm. She stressed the violation of personal space and the need for fans to behave with “common courtesy and humanity.”
Remember, we are people. Do not swarm me or anyone like a pack of rabid zombies… No one should ever be pushed up against a Uber driver’s door and completely mobbed like I just experienced. Use common courtesy and humanity. No means no. Wtf.
— Rhea Ripley, WWE Superstar
Ongoing Concerns About Privacy and Respect
This is not the first time Ripley has addressed troubling fan interactions. Previously, she firmly requested that fans refrain from sending mail to her home or delivering it personally, describing such actions as violations of her privacy.
Shouldn’t have to say this… Do not ever send fan mail to my house. That is by mail, or SELF DELIVERED! That is 100% not ok.
— Rhea Ripley, WWE Superstar

Criticism of Online Abuse Toward Women Wrestlers
Ripley has also condemned negative social media behavior targeting female wrestlers, pointing out the harmful impact of disparaging comments and unfounded accusations. She highlighted the contradiction in fans’ complaints about women’s wrestling, alongside personal attacks that undermine the wrestlers’ efforts and achievements.
Women’s wrestling fan – ‘women deserve better’ (Same breath) – ‘she’s sleeping with her boss that’s why she’s where she is’ – ‘She should retire’ – ‘She doesn’t deserve it’ – ‘She’s handed everything and never worked for anything’ – ‘I hope she gets injured’ YOU guys are the real reason it’s so difficult to be taken seriously as a women’s wrestler. If YOU put as much effort into your own miserable lives as you put into degrading successful women, then maybe you would accomplish something yourself.
— Rhea Ripley, WWE Superstar
Recent Match and Upcoming Schedule
Ripley recently competed on Monday’s episode of Raw in Birmingham, where she secured a victory over Roxanne Perez. Despite her active presence on weekly programming, she is not listed to compete at the upcoming Clash in Paris event, a notable absence for fans anticipating the tournament.
Significance of Ripley’s Statements on Fan Conduct
This latest appeal from Rhea Ripley sheds light on the challenges wrestlers face balancing public exposure with personal safety. Her insistence on respect and boundaries highlights a broader need within WWE and fan communities to foster a safer environment. Continued dialogue may encourage fans to reconsider their interactions, ensuring that performers like Ripley can engage with their supporters without fear or discomfort.
