Who Is Ruby Rose? Blamed Sydney Sweeney's For Christy's Failure, TV's First LGBTQ Superhero, More

Meet Australian actress, Ruby Rose, who has criticised Sydney Sweeney for playing Christy Martin after the former boxer's biopic, 'Christy', flopped at the box office.

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Who Is Ruby Rose? Blamed Sydney Sweeney's For Christy's Failure, TV's First LGBTQ Superhero, More

Sydney Sweeney's Christy, released in theatres on November 7, 2025, couldn't live up to the hype it generated. David Michod directed the film, and Sydney was cast as Christy Martin, one of America's most formidable female boxers in the 1990s. The cast generated a huge buzz in Hollywood and online, as people were surprised by producers' choice of Sweeney for the sports drama. Soon, the film's BTS started making the rounds on social media, and people were convinced that this project could take Sweeney's acting career to another level.

Christy flops at the box office: Sydney Sweeney's upcoming film, The Housemaid, under a fresh 'boycott' wave

Unfortunately, Christy couldn't make an impact at the box office and received mixed reviews from the critics. While some pointed fingers at the script, many people's opinion was that the film's director, David Michod, couldn't do justice to the story. Despite the film's failure, Sydney Sweeney received a lot of love from cinephiles for choosing projects that challenge her as an actor. Just like her fans, Sweeney isn't significantly affected by the film's box-office failure.

Christy flops at the box office: Sydney Sweeney's upcoming film, The Housemaid, under a fresh 'boycott' wave

Sydney Sweeney shared an Instagram post thanking the people who went to theatres to see Christy. The actress added that if her movie inspires even a single woman out there, it's a success for her, as not all movies are for numbers. Sweeney also thanked Christy Martin and admitted that working on the latter's biopic has been the most impactful project of her life so far. On the one hand, Sweeney has remained positive despite her film's failure; on the other hand, a fresh wave of viewers has decided to boycott her upcoming film, The Housemaid.

Christy flops at the box office: Sydney Sweeney's upcoming film, The Housemaid, under a fresh 'boycott' wave

Boxer Christy Martin comes to Sydney Sweeney's defense after Ruby Rose blamed Euphoria actress for Christy's failure at the box office

According to a report in the Irish Star, a certain segment of people has decided to boycott The Housemaid, starring Amanda Seyfried and Brandon Sklenar, simply because they don't want to see Sydney Sweeney in movies. The actress has been receiving unnecessary hate throughout her career, and her fans are confident she won't be bothered by it. Amidst all this chaos, Australian actor, Ruby Rose has added to her problems after revealing she was supposed to play Christy Martin in the biopic. She dropped a tweet that reads:

"The original Christy Martin script was incredible. Life changing. I was attached to play Cherry (Christy Martin). Everyone had experience with the core material. Most of us were actually gay. It's part of why I stayed in acting. Losing roles happens all the time."

Boxer Christy Martin comes to Sydney Sweeney's defense after Ruby Rose blamed Euphoria actress for Christy's failure at the box office

Boxer Christy Martin comes to Sydney Sweeney's defense after Ruby Rose blamed Euphoria actress for Christy's failure at the box office

After Sydney Sweeney was targeted from all angles, Christy Martin came forward and reacted to the criticism the Euphoria actress was receiving after the film flopped at the box office. The former boxer penned a note in which she praised Sweeney for giving her everything in the role. Christy's note could be read as:

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"I've always been a fighter. My life reflected that in every way and now I fight for others. Syd not only worked her ass off for this film, she worked her ass off for me. For my story. For so many others suffering in silence. So I want to be clear about who Syd is. She is my friend and ally."

Who is Ruby Rose? She is the first LGBTQ+ superhero in CW's Arrowverse

Ruby Rose's dating life: She was previously in a relationship with Jessica Louise Origliasso of Australian pop band, The Veronicas

Ruby Rose is yet to respond to Christy Martin's defense of Sydney Sweeney. Well, people who aren't aware of Rose's work as an actress in Hollywood, she is a renowned Australian actress, who has worked as a television presenter and model. She gained global fame for playing the character 'Stella Carlin' in Orange Is the New Black. Not only this, she became the first LGBTQ+ superhero on a major network when she played lesbian Batwoman for CW's superhero universe in 2019. Some of her recognised acting projects include xXx: Return of Xander Cage (2017), John Wick: Chapter 2 (2017), and Meg (2018).

Ruby Rose's dating life: She was previously in a relationship with Jessica Louise Origliasso of Australian pop band, The Veronicas

Ruby Rose's dating life: She was previously in a relationship with Jessica Louise Origliasso of Australian pop band, The Veronicas

Talking about Ruby Rose's relationship, she is reportedly single at the moment, and her last relationship was with famous Australian songwriter, Jessica Louise Origliasso of the pop band, The Veronicas. The ex-couple first dated back in 2008 and broke up after some time. However, they reconnected again in November 2016 and reportedly dated for a while before finally parting ways in 2018. Although they're reportedly on friendly terms, both have moved on with their lives. Jessica is now engaged to her girlfriend, Alex Smith, while Ruby is single and focused on her acting career.

What are your thoughts on Ruby Rose's comments on Sydney Sweeney? Let us know.

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