Ronda Rousey’s ‘Fake’ Fighting Comments About WWE Has Fans, Wrestlers Livid
04/13/2020 10:40 am EDT
What was the purpose of Rousey's tweet about professional wrestling? Some felt she was just trying to rile up WWE fans after they booed her. Others felt that she was just having fun at their expense. In fact, there were several users on social media that believed she was just being a villain to the wrestling world.
In an effort to add visualization to her comments, Rousey posted a short video on Twitter. This clip showed her fake punching what appeared to be a Hulk Hogan stuffed doll. She then tossed it onto the bed before running and using an elbow drop to inflict damage. There were many questions about the comment, but it was later revealed to be an old tweet from Hogan.
One common response to Rousey came in the form of old UFC clips. Several fans wanted to point out how she ended her MMA career with losses. Of course, this led to arguments about her previous bantamweight championship and six title defenses. They also frequently mentioned that Rousey is the first female to be inducted into the UFC Hall of Fame.
Many WWE fans were very angry about what Rousey said about sports-entertainment, but others had different issues. They just didn't like how she described professional wrestling. In their opinion, she needed to show some more respect. There was no reason to "talk down" to fans.
With Rousey firing up users on Twitter, they had several responses. Some wanted to comment about her fighting history in the UFC while others simply believed that she was riling them up as part of an act. A vocal minority of fans didn't care about the intent behind her messages. They just wanted Rousey to go away and never come back to professional wrestling.
If the fights are fake, why are the injuries real? There have been several professional wrestlers that have been forced to end their careers due to issues in the ring. Daniel Bryan, in particular, is uncertain about his future in professional wrestling due to recent injuries. With these dangers ending careers, there are fans that want to know Rousey's opinion on the situation.
There were certainly many WWE fans that were upset with Rousey following her comments about "fake fighting." Others, however, were simply confused. They knew that her comments could be viewed as very critical, but they also didn't think she meant much harm. These fans weren't particularly worried about whether or not Rousey likes WWE.
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