Ronda Rousey recently won the WWE women’s tag team championship with Shayna Baszler on RAW. In an interview with the New York Post, Rousey expressed her thoughts on the win and the current state of the women’s division. Rousey mentioned that the lack of competition is a problem and she wants to defend the title every week, but with the shallow women’s division, there are not enough women to keep them busy for a month. It will be interesting to see what the future holds for Rousey and Baszler as champions.
Former UFC fighter and WWE superstar Ronda Rousey recently spoke out about the state of the women’s division, particularly the tag team division, in WWE. Rousey lamented the lack of investment in the division, stating that there are only around 10 women or less on each roster trying to piece together stories and a division. Despite the challenges, Rousey believes that they are doing their best to make the most out of the situation and even made “amazing chicken salad” on Monday night. You can read Rousey’s full interview on the matter on prowrestlingwars.com, along with the latest WWE Raw results. Following their tag team title win on Raw, Ronda Rousey and Shayna Baszler are now the new women’s tag team champions. They defeated three other teams to claim the title, but Rousey believes that there is a lack of competition in the WWE women’s division. In an interview with the New York Post, she spoke about the title win and expressed her honest thoughts on the current state of the division. Rousey’s comments can be found <a It remains to be seen what the future holds for the new champions and the women's tag team division in general. In a recent interview, WWE superstar Ronda Rousey voiced her concern about the current state of the women's tag division. Rousey, who is currently the reigning WWE women's tag team champion alongside partner Natalya, expressed her desire to defend the title more frequently and on multiple shows. However, the lack of competition in the division has made it difficult for the champions to stay active. Rousey highlighted the need for the company to invest in the tag division and bring in more women wrestlers to make it more competitive.
Reflecting on her first run with WWE between 2018-2019, Rousey noted that the women's division was much more vibrant back then. She opined that the division has been stripped clean since then, leaving only a handful of women to compete in the tag division. With around 10 women or even less on each roster, it has become challenging for the champions to find worthy challengers for their title.
It is evident that the current state of the women's tag division is a cause of concern for Rousey and her fellow wrestlers. It is imperative for the WWE to invest in the division and bring in more women wrestlers to keep the division competitive. Fans of WWE women's wrestling would surely echo Rousey's sentiments and look forward to seeing more women wrestlers in action. To stay updated on all the latest happenings in WWE and the world of professional wrestling, visit prowrestlingwars.com – your one-stop destination In a recent interview with the New York Post, Ronda Rousey expressed her desire for the WWE to improve their women's division, particularly the shallow women's tag division. Despite this, Rousey and her partner Natalya were able to win the tag team titles on the latest episode of Raw. The full results of the event can be found on Prowrestlingwars.com. Wrestling Headlines also covered Rousey's comments on the lack of competition in the women's tag division. Check out the article on Prowrestlingwars.com for more details.