R. Rousey took shots at some WWE fans. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram @rondarousey
the trajectory of Ronda Rousey in WWE, the US telecatch league, its days may be numbered. The former UFC champion, who has not performed on the show for more than a year, stated that she will not return to the attraction full time. The reason, according to the blonde, is some enthusiasts of the sport, who she called 'fake fans'.
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“I love WWE, I had so much fun. I love all the girls in the locker room. Running out there and having fake fights for fun is the best thing. I love choreography, I love acting, I love theater. But I was doing it part-time, and I was away from home more than 200 days a year. When I went home, I was sleep deprived because I didn't have time to lie down, and my back broke. My lower vertebra was broken in the middle,” said Ronda, in an interview with the podcast Wild Ride.
“It just wasn’t worth it for my family. Because we were eliminating all our expenses and living this lifestyle, but we didn't need to. We didn't need the money. So why am I doing this if I can't spend my time and energy on my family, and instead I'm spending my time and energy on a bunch of ungrateful sh*t fans who don't even appreciate me?"
Commentary on fake fights gone bad
When referring to WWE as 'fake fights', some fans attacked the fighter and even telecatch companions. The former UFC champion did not let it go and responded via social media.
“Anyone who is outraged that I call pro wrestling 'fake fights for fun' has never been in a REAL fight. (…) Yes, I understand, wrestling for 300 days a year, for years on end, is incredibly hard on the body and a difficult profession – but do you know what would happen if you got into 300 REAL fights in a year? You would die,” Rousey wrote.
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