WWE reportedly signs female Australian grappler
WWE reportedly signs South Australian star 24 year old Delta, enhancing their women’s division with top international talent. Wrestling insiders compare Delta to a young Rhea Ripley, praising her in-ring prowess and charismatic persona.
Delta did a try out for the WWE back in February at the Elimination Chamber show in Perth before the event took place amongst several Australian talents. Delta’s final match in Australia took place in Adelaide over the weekend, signaling her imminent move to either WWE or AEW. The belief is that WWE has landed her, signing what some call a modern-day version of Luna Vachon.
“Delta is a legitimate badass, and her signing is a massive win for WWE,” one fan commented on social media. Another remarked, “Delta is probably better than Rhea Ripley was when she first entered WWE. She’s going to make a huge impact.” Delta’s journey from the Australian wrestling circuit to what could be the global stage of WWE marks a significant milestone in her career.
WWE has really been doubling down on their women’s division lately. With Giulia, Stephanie Vaquer, and now Delta along with all the women already in NXT. This to me leads credence to the two new woman’s titles supposedly in the works. No doubt about it WWE has the best women’s roster on the planet.
There are some episodes of NXT that have more women’s than men’s matches. They don’t even make a point of mentioning it when it happens; the women’s division is just strong enough and prioritized enough that they can do it without making a special effort or a big deal of it. I can’t think of another promotion (aside from the all-female ones, of course) that does that.