In an unexpected turn of events, WWE has faced backlash from fans following a controversial title change during the Raw After WrestleMania. Rhea Ripley, who had held the Women's World title for the past year, was forced to vacate her title due to a serious injury.

To determine Ripley's successor, the WWE main evented the April 22 Raw with a battle royal, sparking disappointment among fans who were hoping for a tournament or a more engaging method to crown the new champion. The decision to opt for a battle royal instead of a more action-packed alternative has left many dissatisfied.

Adding to the frustration, WWE made the safe choice by crowning Becky Lynch for the seventh time as the new Women's World champion. This decision has drawn criticism from internet fans who were hoping for fresh faces like Liv Morgan to seize the opportunity.

Ripley, who had not been in favor of Liv Morgan stemming from an injury she suffered after an attack from Morgan during her "Revenge Tour," expressed her disdain for both Lynch and Morgan in a recent statement. She made it clear that she has no concerns about Lynch temporarily holding the championship while she recovers from her injury.

Despite the ongoing debate surrounding the title change, fans are eagerly anticipating the feud between Liv Morgan and Becky Lynch, both of whom may face a returning Nightmare a few months down the line. Ripley's remote expression of her feelings towards the situation has added to the intrigue surrounding the storyline.

As fans continue to express their opinions on Rhea Ripley's statement and the overall situation, it remains to be seen how WWE's creative team will capitalize on the aftermath of the title change. While some fans are skeptical, others are willing to trust that the current team has storyline ideas to build upon the finish of the battle royal.

The WWE universe eagerly awaits the development of the Liv Morgan vs. Becky Lynch rivalry and the eventual return of Rhea Ripley, hoping for captivating storylines and thrilling in-ring action in the months to come.