Ronda Rousey Opens Up About Declining Support After WWE Debut
Former WWE Women’s Champion Ronda Rousey has lately spoken candidly approximately her experience in WWE during a media tour promoting her new autobiography. Rousey, who wrestled with WWE from 2018 till her retirement in 2023 after a SummerSlam defeat to Shayna Baszler, discussed the diminishing aid she obtained after her quite anticipated debut fit at WrestleMania 34. In that debut, she teamed up with Kurt Angle to stand off in opposition to Stephanie McMahon and Triple H in a mixed tag crew match.
Speaking with Chris Van Vliet on “Insight,” Rousey found out that despite improving as a wrestler after her debut, she in no way felt she ought to mirror the achievement she carried out in the course of that healthy.
“I had weeks to prepare, with the nice minds inside the business contributing their know-how,” Rousey shared. “Triple H, Kurt Angle, Shawn Michaels, Michael Hayes, Sara Amato—all and sundry became giving their enter, announcing ‘do that, do this…’ It became a made from many people, time, practice, and precision. When the day of the occasion came, I became so excited due to the fact I knew exactly what to do in that in shape. I continually wanted to recreate that feeling, however I became in no way given that opportunity again.”
Rousey in addition mentioned that the level of help she received progressively decreased all through her time with WWE. She believes the employer has the potential to be a “powerhouse” just like “Saturday Night Live” in phrases of creating stars but emphasised the need for WWE to make investments extra time, manufacturing, and assets into its performers. “If they placed the machine in the back of those people, they may achieve a lot more,” she brought.
