While recently opening a box of WWE Topps trading cards on camera, Rhea Ripley excitedly pulled a coveted Roman Reigns autograph card. This led her to disclose that she actually had to change her planned autograph style because of the Tribal Chief. This was because the WWE Women’s Champion intended to use a simple “RR” signature similar to Reigns’, but had to amend it to avoid confusion.
“A signed Roman Reigns. I’m guessing by everyone’s reaction that is pretty good! That’s the signature that I wanted to do since we’re both RR, and I couldn’t because thank you, Roman. It’s the easiest.” – Rhea Ripley
Today, Ripley uses a bold, stylized autograph that perfectly captures her gothic persona and stands out distinctly from Reigns’ version. Fans occasionally receive an accompanying inscription of devil horns or a face, which significantly increases the signed item’s value. However, this typically only happens at official meet-and-greets or on extremely rare trading cards, keeping these enhanced versions scarce.
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