Rhea Ripley is one of the biggest stars in WWE today, exuding confidence, charisma, and in-ring quality. Mami has dominated the women’s division from the moment she arrived in WWE, holding titles in WWE NXT UK, WWE NXT, and the main roster. However, despite being an individual sport, nobody can do it alone in professional wrestling, and Ripley is no exception.

Rhea Ripley Has Had Help Behind the Scenes

The former Judgment Day star recently spoke to Robbie and Carly, where she discussed who produced her brilliant WWE WrestleMania 41 match against IYO SKY and Bianca Belair, which gained a five-star rating from Dave Meltzer. At the same time, she also revealed who has been her biggest helper in WWE.

Ripley said, “Jason Jordan and Petey Williams (produced the WrestleMania 41 match). But Jason Jordan, he’s always with me, every step of the way. Petey definitely was a part of it, massive, but JJ, he’s been with me on a lot of different matches, and I can always count on him, and every time I’m gonna lose my mind or have a panic attack, he’s always there. He’s my number one helper, but yeah, Petey and JJ.”

The idea of Ripley having a panic attack or not being confident might seem impossible to many members of the WWE Universe due to how she carries herself on television. The Australian-born wrestler always portrays herself as confident and sassy on television, but she’s previously been open about her struggles.

The 28-year-old had a two-hour panic attack before she faced Becky Lynch at WWE WrestleMania 40, proving even The Eradicator is only human behind the scenes.

Jason Jordan Has Transformed His Career as a WWE Producer

Fans are familiar with Jason Jordan due to his years as a WWE Superstar before he transitioned into a backstage role within the company. Jordan teamed with Chad Gable for many years as American Alpha. The duo won the WWE NXT and WWE SmackDown Tag Team Championships.

Jordan was a talented in-ring performer who WWE appeared to have big plans for when he was revealed as ‘Kurt Angle’s son,’ which was going to be a big storyline for him until he suffered a serious neck injury that ultimately ended his career.

Ever since then, the 36-year-old has been working behind the scenes as a WWE producer, helping talent put their matches together and providing advice. He has been praised for his work by many current WWE Superstars. Jordan has seemingly adapted to the role perfectly.