WWE’s chief content officer, Triple H, continues to elevate the promotion to new heights. The promotion recently signed rising star Delta. Fans can expect another exciting addition to the women’s division soon, as the company has signed stars like Stephanie Vaquer and Giulia, who are poised to begin their WWE journeys shortly.
According to Fightful Select behind the paywall reports, Delta impressed WWE officials during tryouts earlier this year. She garnered attention from the promotion after attending tryouts during WWE’s premium live event Elimination Chamber in February. Following this, WWE recently offered her a contract, which she accepted.
Delta’s real name is Delta Brady, and she is the younger sister of Dean Brady. According to reports, she is set to relocate to the United States this month. Meanwhile, her exact start date at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando remains unknown. However, Delta is expected to debut in NXT alongside fellow newcomers Giulia and Stephanie Vaquer.
The NXT boasts a talented women’s division, led by Women’s Champion Roxanne Perez and North American Champion Kelani Jordan. The brand’s depth is set to increase significantly with the recent additions of stars Delta, Stephanie Vaquer, and Giulia. These new signings from WWE and Triple H promise to elevate the women’s division of the black & gold brand to even greater heights.
Who is WWE’s latest signee Delta? A look at her wrestling background
WWE’s newest signee, Delta, hails from Australia. She embarked on her professional wrestling journey in December 2020. Delta made her in-ring debut for Riot City Wrestling, a promotion that has also produced WWE star Rhea Ripley and AEW star Buddy Matthews. Teaming up with her brother Dean Brady, Delta secured victory in her first match by defeating Cayden Cornell and Savannah Summers.
She quickly gained recognition outside Riot City Wrestling and competed in multiple independent promotions. In April, she challenged Jordynne Grace for the TNA Knockouts Championship at Oceania Pro Wrestling’s H.E.R.
After making a significant impact on the Australian wrestling scene and impressing WWE officials, she announced her final match in her home country, a no-holds-barred showdown against her brother, Dean Brady, at RCW Heavy Is The Crown. As Delta makes her way to WWE, it will be interesting to see when the promotion plans to introduce her to the WWE Universe.
