The 3 Rumored Matches for Ronda Rousey in WWE
Tonight, WWE airs the Mae Young Classic final on the WWE Network at 10 E/T. They're doing their [...]
Surivivor Series
In a stroke of genius, WWE managed to couple tensions between Team Rousey and Team Flair with tonight's Mae Young Classic final - 2 bird, 1 stone.
In the last installment of the tournament, Rousey, Jessamyn Duke, and Marina Shafir got into a dispute with Charlotte, Bayley, and Becky Lynch, effectively introducing the concept of a big fight to the WWE Universe.
According to Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, a second and more volatile interaction will take place tonight, live on the WWE Network. This is expected to be the jump off point for a Survivor Series match between the MMA and WWE Superstars.
This one's happening, folks; it's just a matter of who stars to the violence tonight.
Probability: 5/5
Royal Rumble
Once the dust from Survivor Series clears, we'll all want to know what's next for Ronda Rousey. The logical presumption would be that she tries her hand at singles competition. However, pitting her against world class performers would put Rousey's undeveloped wrestling ability on full display.
Luckily, WWE may have a contingency plan.
According to Metro, WWE is planning for Ronda Rousey to meet Stephanie McMahon at the 2018 Royal Rumble in Philadelphia Pennsylvania. Naturally, this is a match the Rousey would dominate.
A match with Stephanie seems inevitable. The two already have well-documented history from WrestleMania 31's altercation. Keeping Rousey's wrestling warts protected will be a top priority for WWE, as will be making her look invincible.
We can already hear Steph's arm-bar induced screams...
Probability: 4/5
WrestleMania 34
While Stephanie McMahon's name has also been implicated for a WrestleMania 34 showdown with Rousey, there's been one name that has been attached to Rousey since early July: Charlotte Flair.
WWE has hardly been shy about a Flair/Rousey super fight as they've actually released polls on the matter. Charlotte Flair herself even addressed the possibility of a Rousey match in an interview this summer. It feels like this is most certainly happening.
The only thing that could deter this would be an injury or the chance that Rousey is actually bad at wrestling. Now the biggest question remains would WWE be bold enough to make it for a Women's Championship?
Probability: 4/5