Ronda Rousey

The wrestling star was also "fined" over the wild squabble at SummerSlam, according to the WWE.

While the WWE hasn’t announced how long Rousey’s suspension will last, she will not appear on this week’s episode of “Friday Night SmackDown,” according to the company’s statement. “Rousey’s going to be fined, or perhaps worse,” a WWE broadcaster verbally surmised as the altercation unfolded at Nissan Stadium. The professional wrestling organization said it has suspended the former Raw and SmackDown Women’s Champion indefinitely after she attacked an official at the WWE SummerSlam.

Ronda Rousey is suspended after she flipped a referee over her shoulder following her loss to Liv Morgan at SummerSlam — details.

“But NEW baddest woman on the planet,” she continued, referencing a descriptor used for Rousey in the pro wrestling world. “I am the Smackdown Women’s Champion. There’s layers to that. @RondaRousey deserves justice,” WWE television host Greg Miller wrote via Twitter on Saturday. Rousey retweeted the post. “AND STILL SMACKDOWN WOMEN’S CHAMPION,” she wrote via Instagram, alongside photos of her at the July event. “Hey @wwe if you guys could stop screwing me to put over your golden girls at every major ppv [pay-per-view], that’d be greaaaaaat,” she captioned a carousel of Instagram photos of her and Morgan, 28. In video footage from the ring, Rousey grabbed referee Dan Engler by the arm and flipped him over her shoulder.

The UFC Hall of Famer was fined an undisclosed amount and suspended in storyline by WWE on Monday following her post-match attack on referee Dan Engler at ...

"She's booked on the Cardiff show. The UFC Hall of Famer was fined an undisclosed amount and suspended in storyline by WWE on Monday following her post-match attack on referee Dan Engler at SummerSlam on July 30. In an update, Dave Meltzer reported on Wrestling Observer Radio that Rousey is scheduled to be in action at Clash At The Castle on September 3 so Rousey's current absence from WWE appears to only be a short-term hiatus.

Officials at World Wrestling Entertainment confirmed Rousey has been fined and would not appear on Friday's SmackDown after she attacked referee Dan Engler. The ...

Staff at WWE wrote on their official website after the incident: ‘Following her attack on referee Dan Engler at SummerSlam, Ronda Rousey has been fined an undisclosed amount and will be suspended.’ The 35-year-old pinned the ref in the ring after flipping him over her shoulder and had to be separated by the official by another staff member. The superstar lost her fight against Liv Morgan at the SmackDown Women’s Title Match on Saturday in a controversial move which saw the referee decide Rousey had been pinned despite Morgan tapping out.

According to the WWE, Ronda Rousey took issue with the referee's alleged failure to notice her opponent tapping out while he counted the pinfall.

The legitimacy of Rousey’s attack and subsequent suspension is unclear — often, professional wrestling performers will pre-plan an event that will result in a suspension to take time off. She then used her legs to pin Engler down until another official could separate the pair. World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) has fined and indefinitely suspended wrestler Ronda Rousey after she “attacked” an official at WWE SummerSlam on Saturday.

UFC fighter, Ronda Rousey, is known for getting a little 'rowdy' in the ring.The 35-year-old pro-wrestler has achieved many 'firsts' over the course o.

She is the only woman to be the champion in both the UFC and WWE. In 2018, she also was inducted into the UFC Hall of Fame. She was the first female fighter inducted into the UFC Hall of Fame in 2018 and that same year she began a career in professional wrestling with WWE.

Ronda Rousey has been suspended indefinitely from WWE for attacking an official at WWE SummerSlam in Nashville over the weekend.