Motionless In White Lead Singer Says ‘Fight Like Hell’ Song Is A Tribute To Rhea Ripley
Motionless In White shows love for Rhea Ripley.
July 17 was a big day for fans of the band, as they released their new album ‘Decades’. The record features a song titled ‘Fight Like Hell’. The track doesn’t explicitly reference Rhea, but it does feature many general references to wrestling.
Just a few days after the album’s release, Chris Motionless took to social media and confirmed that ‘Fight Like Hell’ is a tribute to the current WWE Women’s Champion.
“I don’t know how I haven’t seen this till now, but oh my god we love you so much Rhea!! Fight Like Hell is our tribute to you on behalf of everyone that has been given the gift of witnessing your brutality! No one deserves it like you do. Thank you for everything.”
I don’t know how I haven’t seen this till now, but oh my god we love you so much Rhea!! Fight Like Hell is our tribute to you on behalf of everyone that has been given the gift of witnessing your brutality! No one deserves it like you do. Thank you for everything 🖤💜 https://t.co/h8pOeJ9S3j
— Chris Motionless (@ChrisMotionless) July 21, 2026
Fans can stream ‘Decades’ and ‘Fight Like Hell’ on all major streaming platforms.
Earlier this month, Ripley revealed that she’s currently suffering from a slight meniscus tear. Check out her full comments on the matter by clicking here.
