Rhonda McMurray

Background Section of history Originally from Scotland, Rhonda graduated before her sisters and competed internationally in hammer throw, log throwing, and weightlifting before turning to professional wrestling. Her success in the ring earned her the nickname "Riot," a title she wears with pride both inside and outside the ring. Although she no longer attends St. Denis, she occasionally visits the McMurray home in England during holidays such as Christmas, New Year's Eve, and family birthdays, often bringing chaos, noise, and a healthy dose of sisterly rivalry wherever she goes.

Trivia Rhonda's outfit is an homage to Ronda "Rowdy" Rousey Ginger's hair color is more "Tangerine" than her sisters'.

She likes to fight with Leslie.

Rhonda's training program includes: Strongwoman Method + Juggernaut

Rhonda “Riot” McMurray is a supporting character in St. Denis, known for being the older sister of Leslie and Morrigan McMurray. A professional wrestler and former Olympic athlete of Scottish descent, Rhonda represents the pinnacle of strength and pride within the McMurray family.

Appearance Rhonda is a tall, muscular woman in her early twenties with broad shoulders and a robust build. Her face has a soft, rounded appearance, though her arms and posture exude athletic power. Like her sisters, she sports a striking fringe, but keeps her hair short, a bob, for practicality. Rhonda is often seen in her wrestling attire: a white short-sleeved T-shirt with the "O'RIOT" logo, a red plaid skirt similar to a kilt, and her prized WWE International Championship belt, which she wears or displays with pride almost every time.

Personality Rhonda is the most mature and level-headed of the McMurray siblings, and is often the voice of reason, until she loses her temper. Despite her quiet confidence, she loves to boast about her victories and sporting achievements, especially when it allows her to remind others of her superiority. A natural performer and a rambling chatterbox, she takes immense pride in her image as a fighter and her Scottish heritage. Rhonda also proclaims herself a "daddy's girl," adored and praised by her father, Fuddah, who constantly uses her as the perfect example of the "proud McMurray lineage."