Update On Ronda Rousey's WWE Return
She recently did an interview with People.com
Ronda Rousey hasn't appeared on WWE TV since losing her Raw Women's Championship at WrestleMania 35. Soon after the loss, she announced she would be taking some time away from the company to start a family with husband, Travis Browne.
During a recent interview with People.com, Rousey gave an update on her status in WWE. The former UFC fighter explained she will not be appearing on WWE programming anytime soon, as she was still looking to begin a family. The Rowdy One admitted, however, that she was trying to figure out a way in which she could be both a mother and a WWE Superstar.
She said: "I think I need to figure out a different way of doing it. To be able to not have to choose career over family or family over career and kind of find that happy medium. Right now, I think my family needs my undivided attention. I’m happy to give them that. But I’m trying to figure out a way or a system or somehow that I could give both my family and WWE the best of me and not be half-ass in both."
The former Raw Women's champion acknowledged part of the reason she was in no rush is because of how well the women's division has done in her absence. She elaborated: "The girls are doing amazing right now. I really don’t think that I’m that necessary in what’s going on. I think they’re crushing it and I really did want to bring a spotlight to what they’re doing and let them stand in it, and I think it’s kind of better - they’re better off with me taking a step away right now, and kind of finding their stride without me."
During a recent interview with People.com, Rousey gave an update on her status in WWE. The former UFC fighter explained she will not be appearing on WWE programming anytime soon, as she was still looking to begin a family. The Rowdy One admitted, however, that she was trying to figure out a way in which she could be both a mother and a WWE Superstar.
She said: "I think I need to figure out a different way of doing it. To be able to not have to choose career over family or family over career and kind of find that happy medium. Right now, I think my family needs my undivided attention. I’m happy to give them that. But I’m trying to figure out a way or a system or somehow that I could give both my family and WWE the best of me and not be half-ass in both."
The former Raw Women's champion acknowledged part of the reason she was in no rush is because of how well the women's division has done in her absence. She elaborated: "The girls are doing amazing right now. I really don’t think that I’m that necessary in what’s going on. I think they’re crushing it and I really did want to bring a spotlight to what they’re doing and let them stand in it, and I think it’s kind of better - they’re better off with me taking a step away right now, and kind of finding their stride without me."
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