Ronda Rousey

Ronda Rousey attempted to clear the air after facing backlash for skipping the WWE Hall of Fame ceremony ahead of WrestleMania on Saturday.

She called it an “honor” to perform under the legendary WWE star Steve Austin on Saturday, before blasting people for “creating drama out of thin air.” Rousey took to Twitter Sunday morning to shut down any rumors of her throwing a fit, and sharing her side of the story. Rumors had flared over the star wrestler reportedly “walking out” of Friday’s Hall of Fame event in a fit of rage after discovering she would no longer be the headlining event.

Ronda Rousey was left 'furious', according to reports, after not being allowed to main event WWE WrestleMania 38 alongside Charlotte Flair last night.

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Ronda Rousey responded to reports about her state of mind during the days and hours leading up to WrestleMania 38.

Ronda Rousey was in the main event of WrestleMania 35. Ronda Rousey’s match was the second from the top of the card. Rousey was said to be upset over the placement of her match on Saturday night’s WrestleMania card.

We go back to the ring and out comes Ronda Rousey. Rousey is all smiles as she marches down the ramp with nothing special but custom attire.

Flair takes advantage and rushes, delivering a big boot to the head to knock Rousey right back down. Flair comes back down to the apron and reaches for Rousey but Rousey slams her to the mat and she lands hard with a thud. Rousey charges at ringside but Flair catches her and launches her into the barrier with a big Exploder suplex. Rousey sends Flair to the floor but Flair comes back in and sends Rousey to the floor. Flair gets the Figure Four and bridges to the Figure Eight but Rousey turns it over into another submission. They tangle and Rousey applies the ankle lock, pulling Flair back to the middle of the ring. Flair goes for the bottom rope but Rousey pulls her back. Rousey pulls herself back up and rocks Flair but Flair knocks her back down one more time. Flair with a big boot to the face. Flair keeps control until Rousey tosses her to the mat and then nails a knee to the face for a 2 count. Rousey tosses Flair and takes her back down, going into the ankle lock but Flair scrambles away. Flair stops on the ramp and spins around to show of her robe as the fireworks explode above.

Charlotte Flair is still your SmackDown Women's champion. Flair overcame Ronda Rousey in the penultimate segment presented on Night 1 of WWE WrestleMania 38 ...

Rousey returned in January from a three-year hiatus, winning the women's Royal Rumble match and locking in her spot at WrestleMania. She immediately entered a feud with Flair that culminated in Saturday's match. Rousey attempted to revive the referee, opening herself to a big boot from Flair that spelled doom for the ex-UFC star. Flair avoided or interrupted armbar and ankle locks from Rousey; meanwhile, Rousey becomes the first superstar to ever escape Flair's Figure Eight finishing maneuver.

Ronda Rousey suffered her first pinfall loss in WWE as Charlotte Flair retained the SmackDown Women's Championship. The match was filled with shenanigans as ...

“I was the, part of the first main event with women and this is now the third. Kevin Owens proclaimed he and Stone Cold Steve Austin would main event Night 1 of WrestleMania as Austin’s appearance seemed more and more like it would be closer to a full-blown match. And while Rousey and Charlotte were brilliant during the build to their previous WrestleMania 35 showdown, that spark simply wasn’t there throughout the buildup to their singles match. Poor build aside, If the match itself was going to be anything like their previous one-on-one match at Survivor Series 2018, fans were in for a treat. Charlotte came back with a boot to the face, surprisingly winning the match as a +425 underdog against the heavily favored Rousey (-800). The match was filled with shenanigans as Ronda Rousey thought she had the match won before referee Charles Robinson waved off a three-count due to Charlotte having her foot on the rope.

At WWE WrestleMania 38, Ronda Rousey challenged Charlotte Flair for the SmackDown Women's Championship. Notes from the match (written in real-time):.

Flair hit a boot to the head and she covered Ronda to retain the title. Rousey slipped out of the Figure 4 attempt and she hit a scoop slam and pin attempt. Rousey hit a tornado DDT and Charlotte kicked out of the pin attempt. Ronda hit the Piper’s Pit, Charlotte slipped out of the armbar attempt. Charlotte hit a spear and Ronda kicked out of the pin attempt. Back in the ring, Charlotte hit a hard forearm to the head that knocked Ronda to the mat.

Ronda Rousey made her return to WrestleMania on Saturday night but she fell short in her match against Charlotte Flair.

By all accounts, Rousey is expected to stick around WWE beyond her match at WrestleMania, though she’s never worked a full-time schedule with the promotion. That said, Rousey still pulled off a few highlight-reel maneuvers while trading shots back and forth with Flair. Ronda Rousey made her return to WrestleMania on Saturday night, but she left with a loss after falling to Charlotte Flair in a match highlighted by a few ugly spots.

However, Flair had other things in mind as she upset Rousey to hand the former UFC Women's Bantamweight Champion her first defeat in one-on-one competition.

DAZN uses cookies to help us deliver our services and improve your user experience. Wrestling fans thought it was a forgone conclusion that Ronda Rousey would beat Charlotte Flair at night one of Saturday's WrestleMania 38 and walk out of AT&T Stadium with the SmackDown Women's Championship. However, Flair had other things in mind as she upset Rousey to hand the former UFC Women's Bantamweight Champion her first defeat in one-on-one competition. Wrestling fans thought it was a forgone conclusion that Ronda Rousey would beat Charlotte Flair at night one of Saturday's WrestleMania 38 and walk out of AT&T Stadium with the SmackDown Women's Championship. However, Flair had other things in mind as she upset Rousey to hand the former UFC Women's Bantamweight Champion her first defeat in one-on-one competition.

WrestleMania 38 Night One had already delivered several amazing matches and moments, and now it's time for SmackDown Women's Champion Charlotte Flair vs ...

Flair looked frustrated, and she went for the Figure Four again, but then Rousey kicked Flair into the referee. Rousey tried to lock in a hold but Flair reversed it and slammed her down quickly and went for the pin, though Rousey kicked out. Rousey then took Flair down with a Tornado DDT and then went for a cover, but Flair kicked out. Then Flair followed with loud chops but Rousey countered and went for the cover, but Flair kicked out. Flair avoided the turnbuckle but Rousey punched her and then Flair kicked her in the face. Flair went behind the referee and got some shots in before trying to ground Rousey, and Rousey then went for the Ankle Lock but Flair got away.

Ronda Rousey was said to be unhappy about her match with Charlotte Flair not going on last at WWE WrestleMania. As previously noted, she was on The Ellen ...

Alvarez reiterated that Rousey was “angry” that she was not going on last. Ronda thought that she was going on last. So on Tuesday, Ronda was doing an interview and she said that she was going on last, she was the main event.

Ronda Rousey was apparently unhappy that she wasn't in the main event on Night 1 of WrestleMania 38. P.

Rousey and Flair wound up working the semi-main event before the Austin-Owens no-holds barred match. Rousey did get Flair to tapout with the armbar, but the referee had been knocked out a moment before that. "I was the, part of the first main event with women and this is now the third.