The Ronda Rousey WWE comeback drama is scripted more and more with detail-accurate promo- now each hint, each whisper is leading to that moment, when she comes back, under the Lights. The ex-champ and a UFC legend has not visited WWE since SummerSlam 2023, after her MMA-based clash against Shayna Baszler. She bowed out on her own conditions, and she traded a full time wrestling injury for familial time and expressiveness.
Rousey has since found a more humble lifestyle, serving as the mother of two children, running her farm, being an intern at Warner Bros., developing stories, and gearing up to publish her next graphic novel, Expecting The Unexpected. However, the corridors of WWE continue to have gossip on her likely comeback. Even the wrestling insiders such as WrestleVotes, have called it a “toss of a coin” on whether she will once again enter the ring again but indeed it may go either way.
The question for every fan is whether Evolution 2 in Atlanta on July 13 will be the ideal venue. That is important-that is the second all-women premium live event that WWE is doing seven years after Rousey in 2018 first time.
Nevertheless, backstage feels the WWE under Triple H leadership appears interested in creating younger stars instead of resting on returning legends. In the meantime, the corporate merger that has given birth to TKO, the union of the WWE and the UFC, provides a natural link with Rousey.
A Second Run on Rousey's Terms
Rumors are that Rousey is not shut off to a comeback, but she won't be marathon-running anymore. She has complained about her health, concussions, and previous frustrations as a creative person under Vince McMahon.
It is reported that nowadays, she would agree to work again within WWE under the rule of Triple H in a special attraction or part-time employment. It appears that even the WWE brass are not closed to the idea, with an EVP noting that there is no bridge burned between the company and Rousey.