Rhea Ripley puts on rockstar performance to defend women's championship at Elimination Chamber

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Rhea Ripley said that in the days before her main event match at Elimination Chamber, she was getting her "WrestleMania moment before her WrestleMania moment" as she returned to perform in Australia for the first time in seven years.

She came out like a rockstar and, just as her motto goes, "Mami" finished on top.

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Rhea Ripley, WWE Women's World Champion greets the fans and the press during the WWE WrestleMania XL Kickoff on February 8, 2024, at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.  (Louis Grasse/PXimages/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

Ripley defended the RAW Women’s Championship against Nia Jax on Saturday. It was an early premium live event for those on the East Coast of the United States and even earlier (or later) for those on the West Coast. But it was a perfect time for those in Perth as they got to see Ripley on one of the biggest stages of her career – home.

The crowd was behind Ripley all the way the "Eradicator" came out to the more than 52,000 in attendance at Optus Stadium. But she needed a little more than crowd support to top Jax.

Jax was strong all night. She nailed Ripley with an "Annihilator," and then when that wasn’t enough, she brought the fight to the outside of the ring. She tried to put Ripley through the announcer table with a fallaway slam, but the table didn’t budge.

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Rhea Ripley during WrestleMania Goes Hollywood at SoFi Stadium on April 1, 2023, in Inglewood, California. (Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)

Then, Jax climbed announcer Corey Graves’ chair and hit an