Ronda Rousey officially arrives at WWE: 'It's my life now'

R. Rousey provokes C. Flair in WWE (Photo: Reproduction Instagram rondarousey)

The days of the former UFC champion Ronda Rousey in MMA they really seem to have come to an end. Although the North American has not confirmed her retirement from the sport, her signing with WWE (telecatch) was confirmed last Sunday (28), with an appearance at the Royal Rumble, one of the biggest shows on the event's calendar. Thus, the expectation is that Ronda will leave Ultimate for good and dedicate herself to WWE, in addition to returning to acting in films.

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After her surprise appearance at the Royal Rumble, Ronda gave yet another hint that she does not intend to return to fighting professionally when she said, in an interview with the North American broadcaster ESPN, that WWE was now her life and that she would dedicate herself to telecatch from now on. of that moment.

“This is my life now. My big priority for the next few years. It's not just grabbing and kneading, it's not advertising. When I met Triple H (former WWE representative and manager), I told him: 'There are other ways that would make me more money, but I would never come close in terms of fun'”, he commented.

In her quick appearance on the show, Ronda didn't say much, teasing champion Charlotte Flair, daughter of the legendary Ric Flair. In the segment, the North American appeared to indicate that she intends to challenge the owner of the women's belt at WrestleMania, the company's biggest show. There is speculation that actor and professional wrestler The Rock may be involved in the match.

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