Ronda Rousey’s autobiography, “Our Fight,” sheds light on her second stint in WWE, and it appears she wasn’t entirely happy.
Rousey, who is now retired from professional wrestling, criticizes the travel arrangements she received during her time with the company.
She felt she wasn’t given the same privileges as top male stars like Roman Reigns, Brock Lesnar, and even Logan Paul.
Travel Issues and Disagreements Revealed
In the book, Rousey describes the struggles of traveling with a young baby in a single airplane seat for long periods. She contrasts this with the chartered flights provided to other wrestlers.
Rousey’s frustration goes beyond just travel. She also expresses general dissatisfaction with her overall experience, calling her work “mediocre” and the situation “bulls**t.”
These comments have led some to label Rousey as “bitter” towards WWE. However, she seems to be focused on her life outside of wrestling now.
While her criticisms may raise eyebrows, it’s important to remember that these experiences happened during her second run with the company. It’s possible her perspective on WWE has changed since then.
