Ronda Rousey is Working to the Bone to Prove Controversial UFC Statement right at the WWE

Ronda Rousey was undoubtedly one of the superstars who massively boosted the women’s revolution in WWE. But keeping her as the head, WWE was able to pull off an all-women PPV. 2019 was a big milestone in the history of WWE and brought women’s wrestling into view. Since then, the company hasn’t been able to do that again. But with Ronda Rousey on the top again, we could see something happening again.

Before this shift to wrestling, in the UFC, Rousey made a controversial comment about the payment gap between men and women in MMA. She justified the gap by explaining how it’s about bringing in more viewership. But times are changing. It’s not just her this time in WWE, but also a locker room full of talented and experienced women, and she’s going to lead them toward a better future.

Ronda Rousey shares her thoughts about upgrading the WWE women’s locker room

In her vlog series on YouTube, Ronda on the Road, Rousey opened up about her efforts to bring a change in the women’s locker room. She said, “Ever since I’ve got here, I’ve been trying to push a cultural shift of it’s not us versus each other, it’s us versus the men. Our match is competing against the men’s match, and we’re trying to show that we’re on the same level. Who cares who wins a fake fight? It’s all about us as a team, making sure our match is super f***ing awesome.”

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She continued, “I want to win. If I’m going to be on a team, I’m going to be on the best f***ing team ever, and we’re going to love kicking everyone’s ass together. And if we come to a pay-per-view like Backlash and there’s only one women’s match out of six, people should be bothered by that and say something.”

While the Raw women’s roster has been giving out spectacular matches like the Ladder match and the Last Woman Standing match, the SmackDown roster has been lacking a lot. With Rousey at the helm, one would expect the roster to put out brutal matches and competitions, but that isn’t happening right now.

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But after this comment, Rousey and the women’s locker room will hopefully show major improvements as the year comes to an end. Let us know what you feel about Ronda’s comment in the comments below.