There have been speculations over Ronda Rousey and her downward-going WWE career as we headed to Summerslam. She was part of the festivity despite WWE Universe least caring about her match and using it as a bathroom break, she had a slugfest against her former bestie. While a set of top names like Trish Stratus, Becky Lynch, or even the WWE Women’s World Champion Rhea Ripley couldn’t make it to the PLE card, the former UFC star made it there due to a valid reason.
WWE reportedly had no choice in leaving Ronda Rousey from the latest bygone premium live event since she was reportedly leaving the company for good after giving the WWE a ‘hard date’ for leaving. It may not be permanent in the long term but we won’t be seeing her for the due course if current reports are to go by.
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Then last night, Ronda Rousey expressed her emotions after Summerslam following the loss to Shayna Baszler in an MMA Rules match on Saturday. The former UFC Bantamweight Champion lost by technical submission after passing out Baszler’s signature Kirifuda Clutch, and this is what she had to offer regarding her future,
“You were the reason I got into this business. Now I got no reason to stay.”
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According to the reports from Dave Meltzer in Wrestling Observer Radio, it was reported that Ronda Rousey’s SummerSlam match “was her farewell at least for now”. Baszler has previously indicated a comeback for her but that should be a long due as her current tenure with the WWE is genuinely over.
WWE Creative asked to cancel plans for Ronda Rousey
Ringside News further reached out to confirm that Ronda Rousey is done with the WWE and they were told by a tenured member of the creative team that there are no plans for her. Also, the team was instructed to scrap all the plans for the former champion as she’s not available, anymore,
“We were told Ronda is not available moving forward. That probably means she’s finished for now as a performer in WWE.”
Earlier this year, Ronda Rousey returned to the WWE during the 2022 Royal Rumble event after an almost three-year hiatus from the company due to pregnancy. She won the Smackdown Women’s Championship twice since her return but failed to gather any positive reactions from the fans.
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