Ronda Rousey returned to the WWE at the 2022 Royal Rumble premium live event, earlier this year. She initially came back as a babyface and remained that way for the next following months as her feud with Charlotte Flair continued throughout the WrestleMania 38 season and beyond. Things changed drastically at Money In The Bank where Liv Morgan won the SmackDown Women’s Championship.
Ronda Rousey showed few heel antics, afterward who’s now scheduled to be at WWE Clash at the Castle. She failed to win back the SmackDown Women’s Title from Liv Morgan at SummerSlam after the referee took a bad call and never saw the challenger making the champion tap-out. She then attacked both Morgan and the referee, after the match. As a result, she ended up getting fined and suspended by the WWE.
Ronda Rousey Wants To Be A Great Villain Like WWE Legend
Ronda Rousey tried to hijack SmackDown in Montreal, Canada on the August 19 episode as she wanted the WWE officials to lift her suspension. WWE Official Adam Pearce then came out and refused to do so. Rousey then again attacked the security, forcing Pearce to call help from the cops who arrested The Baddest Woman on the Planet.
Ronda Rousey won’t likely be in action at Clash at the Castle
This set of actions was a direct indication that Ronda Rousey was finally turning into a villain, but fans are constantly cheering her up. Hence, she is still internally listed as a babyface on the roster. Moving on, she was also arrested on the August 19 episode of Friday Night Smackdown. This was probably a storyline way to insert her back into the title picture. That may not be the case, right away.
According to the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, Ronda Rousey is scheduled to be at the WWE Clash at the Castle Premium Live Event. But she’s not booked to feature in any match, as of this writing,
“I don’t know if Rousey will be going to Cardiff for the show but she is not going to be scheduled for a match. The original plan for the show was to have her on it which is why they got her back on TV right away. The long-term idea for her was to be a heel, but obviously right now the storyline with her suspended and defying authority is for her to be a babyface.”
The source also noted that Liv Morgan should be the focus as she remains the face of the SmackDown Women’s division, being the champion. She’s been portrayed as a weak champion for the past few weeks including SummerSlam where she literally tapped out to retain her championship. At Clash at the Castle, she should be coming for her redemption story.
