Ronda Rousey made a sensational switch from UFC to WWE in 2018, but has been unable to win over fans during her two stints in the wrestling world due to a number of reasons ...

Ronda Rousey doesn't intend on going back to WWE. Ronda Rousey had two stints with WWE, debuting at WWE Royal Rumble 2018 and competing through WrestleMania 35. She returned at Royal Rumble 2022 and ...

Royal Rumble approaches, there's buzz around Ronda Rousey possibly entering at number 30. After a mixed WWE journey, her ...

Former UFC Champion Ronda Rousey Welcomes Birth of Second Child More Frazer Harrison/Getty Images Rousey, who also claimed championship gold on multiple occasions in the WWE, shared the news of ...

Ronda Rousey talks leaving WWE. Former UFC star Ronda Rousey had a memorable run in WWE across two stints. She held the Raw and SmackDown Women's Championship, among other accolades, and she headlined ...

Ronda Rousey abruptly left WWE in August 2023 and then announced her retirement in October. However, the UFC Hall of Famer then shocked the wrestling world by returning to the ring for Sami ...

Looking back on her journey, it's amazing to see how far she has come in her WWE career. From cashing in on Ronda Rousey and winning her first women's World Title to her most recent run as the ...

But there was only one Ronda ... to WWE persisted at almost every turn, though it seemed a dream pairing that was destined to remain just that … until Royal Rumble 2018, when Rousey arrived ...

Ronda Rousey returned to social media heading into the weekend, and she did so with a major life announcement. The former UFC and WWE champion shared a video to Instagram of herself sitting in a ...

WWE's women wrestlers say Ronda Rousey will shine a light on the women's division. They've been speaking ahead of Wrestlemania 34 which takes place at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans in ...

Advertisement A post shared by Ronda Rousey (@rondarousey) Rousey enjoyed great success as an MMA fighter with UFC and pro wrestler with WWE before ultimately retiring due to concussions.

Ronda Rousey has set the bar for women athletes, achieving feats no other female has in combat sports—from Olympic medals to UFC and WWE titles. She’s been a legend wherever she competes.