WWE has reportedly signed Australian pro wrestler Delta, which adds another high-profile name to the women’s division. The news comes after WWE has acquired talents like Stephanie Vaquer and Giulia in recent weeks, showing their commitment to strengthening the division with top international wrestling talents. If all these new signings are moving to NXT, the women’s division on that brand has become a must-watch and the main roster’s women’s division has a great future. Unlike Vaquer’s signing, which was officially announced by Shawn Michaels on Wednesday, WWE has not commented on Delta’s signing.
Wrestling fans are comparing Delta with Rhea
Delta is an impressive wrestler in Australia and has been a much-anticipated addition to the WWE. Several people have been comparing her to the young version of Rhea Ripley. Delta’s last match in the Australian wrestling scene took place in Adelaide over the weekend, which indicates her move to WWE or AEW.
Delta’s in-ring skills and abilities have been praised openly by fans and analysts. She has a charismatic personality. One fan commented on social media, “Delta is a legitimate badass and her signing is a huge win for WWE. Another wrote that she is better than Rhea Ripley when she first entered WWE. She is going to make a huge impact. Her journey from the Australian wrestling circuit to WWE’s global stage is a significant milestone in her career.
New additions will elevate the women’s division
If this speculation proves true, the excitement surrounding Delta’s debut will be intense. Wrestling fans are already fantasizing about potential encounters, especially a bout with Ripley, which will definitely prove to be classic. First Stephanie Vaquer, Giulia and now Delta–these signings are set to improve the NXT Women’s division. Each of them brings a unique style and something different to the table. The future looks brighter for the division. Hopefully, WWE will make the official announcement of this signing soon.
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