Rhea Ripley sends a six-word message to Dominik Mysterio after he made Liv Morgan cry on RAW

Rhea Ripley has sent a short message to Dominik Mysterio, who rejected Liv Morgan on this week's episode of WWE RAW. Morgan and Mysterio initially came face-to-face after Ripley suffered a shoulder injury. This led to Mysterio accidentally helping Morgan win the Women's World Championship, which was previously vacated by Ripley.

On Instagram, Mysterio dedicated a post to Ripley after the two got back on the same page. Responding to Dirty Dom's post, The Eradicator sent a six-word message.

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"Me encanta cuando gritas… Te amo," wrote Ripley.

Check out a screengrab of Ripley's Instagram comment:

In the absence of Ripley, Morgan also tried seducing Mysterio. In fact, the two even kissed after Morgan successfully defended the Women's World Championship against Becky Lynch in a Steel Cage Match.

Tommy Carlucci wants Liv Morgan to retain the Women's World Championship at SummerSlam

Tommy Carlucci wants Liv Morgan to retain the Women's World Championship at the upcoming SummerSlam Premium Live Event.

Speaking on the Behind The Turnbuckle podcast, Carlucci predicted that Morgan could be tricking both Dominik Mysterio and Rhea Ripley. He further stated that Morgan retaining her title at SummerSlam would be the right call, as the majority believes Ripley would regain her championship. Carlucci said:

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"I think Liv is playing both of them right now. I don't know how it's going to turn out at SummerSlam. Man, it would be great for me if Liv kept the title at SummerSlam because I think everybody, everybody thinks Rhea is gonna win the title at SummerSlam."

Liv Morgan won the Women's World Championship at the King and Queen of the Ring Premium Live Event. She has successfully defended the title twice but has yet to defend the title at a PLE.

Meanwhile, Ripley was forced to relinquish the title after she suffered a shoulder injury during a backstage brawl with Morgan. She has since returned and is now set to battle for the title she never lost at SummerSlam.

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