Rousey says "F*ck you guys" to the WWE Universe
The Ronda Rousey WWE needs is finally here.
Hours after her brutal attack on Becky Lynch (Rebecca Quinn) on the latest episode of Raw, Rousey went on her YouTube vlog to bash the WWE and it’s fans, continuing her apparent heel turn. In the video, she goes on to say, “I’m not going out there and doing their f*cking act anymore. I’m going out there and doing whatever the hell I want. And they can explain it however they want, but … f*ck em. Everybody. WWE Universe included. I meant that I’m going to disrespect the sport that they all love so much. ‘Ohhhh don’t break kayfabe Ronda!’ Wrestling is scripted. It’s made up. It’s not real. None of those bitches can f*cking touch me. The end.” Full video here (NSFW):
These comments stirred up a response from the Queen on her Twitter:
Rousey has been hit or miss in the WWE for fans. While she is commended for her in-ring performances against the other talent, she is constantly ripped by the WWE Universe for her promos and being pushed down fan’s throats by Vince McMahon. She even got booed in her home town of Los Angeles, which she brings up in the interview. Rousey admits the reception she gets from the fans has been angering her, saying, “I’m just like, ‘F*ck you people! F*ck you guys,” towards the WWE Universe.
But that doesn’t take away from how good she has been for the WWE, becoming the Brock Lesnar of the women’s division. She is one of the company’s biggest draws and they desperately need her to be this version of herself if her match at WrestleMania is going to sell. No more soaking in the experience of living out her dream, but rather dishing out punishment to whoever is in her way and not giving a damn about it. Her video accomplished one important thing and that is bring heat to this feud between her and Lynch that is starting to fizzle out. Surely her words incited some fans as you can see from some of these tweets from the WWE Universe:
Now with the WWE Universe fully against her, Rousey must live up to her words from Raw and her video and show up on Monday nights delivering hell. Whether that’s sending someone through tables or just beating them up because she can, we need that same energy we get from Lesnar, a champion that could give a damn about the company but attracts the attention from viewers because of his brutal attacks. We want the more confident and cocky Rousey we saw when she was dominating the UFC rather than the nice girl role she has been playing up until now.
As we wait for Lynch’s response, we applaud what the WWE has accomplished if this, in fact, is part of the script for their much-anticipated showdown at WrestleMania that we are hoping for.
