Speaking to Complex News ahead of her return to the cage this weekend, Ronda Rousey talked about her second run with WWE, which she called a “shit show” mainly thanks to Vince McMahon.
Rousey said that Vince was “just more far gone and more difficult to work with,” adding to the fact that there was turmoil inside the company which made everything more complicated.
“You would get to the arena and you would be made to do something that somebody threw in your lap that wasn’t… hadn’t thought about it until 15 minutes before,” Rousey said, adding there was no communication at all.
Rousey said that instead of collaborating, everything felt like a negotiation and while she loved being in the ring, the process was a complete clusterf*ck and the anxiety caused by it was not worth it.
“I just look back at it and I just remember the anxiety of not knowing what was going on and then at the last minute, maybe we’d be able to pull it out of our ass and have a good night and maybe not,” Rousey explained.
She said that she was on “team Triple H” and was hoping to be over so he could take over the reigns, something that she didn’t experience since she left before the Hall of Famer took charge.
Rousey will fight Gina Carano for MVP Promotions this Saturday night, live on Netflix.
