Ronda Rousey quit professional wrestling after leaving the WWE after her SummerSlam match against Shayna Baszler the year before. She did, however, draw notice recently when she made several shocking allegations regarding her time in the WWE. She just leveled yet another serious charge against WWE.
Ronda Rousey explores her experiences with WWE and offers frank insights on her time there in her upcoming book “Our Fight,” which is set for release on April 4. Notably, she uses foul language to warn Bruce Prichard and John Laurinaitis to “f*** themselves” to vent her resentment.
In an interview with Cageside Seats, Ronda Rousey expressed frustration about the lack of planning and preparation she receives compared to others, citing the example of Logan Paul. Rousey highlighted that while The Bloodline is able to plan a year ahead and wrestlers like Paul receive ample resources and rehearsal time, she often isn’t consulted until she arrives at the arena.
Ronda Rousey stressed on her ability to deliver great matches with proper prep and resources. However, she felt that she and other female wrestlers weren’t receiving the same level of support and opportunities.
“The Bloodline is able to plan things out a year ahead of time, and they won’t even talk to me until I get to the arena. About anything. I proved in my first match that if you give me the time, the resources and preparation, I can put together an amazing match. And I feel like they’re really doing that with Logan Paul and allowing him to rehearse and put these things together and have all these different resources, producers to bring him to his highest potential. And it got to the point where the girls [weren’t] gonna get any of that.”
