Ronda Rousey Could Leave WWE!?!

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Former UFC Women's Bantamweight Champion, and current WWE Raw Women's Champion Ronda Rousey once again put out rumors that she could exit the wrestling promotion in the coming months.  Rousey first appeared in a WWE ring at Wrestlemania XXXI back in 2015 but it wasn't until the Royal Rumble 2018 that she joined as a full-time roster member.  It wasn't long before 'The Arm Collector' got a taste of gold as she dethroned Raw Women's Champion Alexa Bliss at Summerslam 2018 to win the belt.  Since then she has been involved in various of storylines with the likes of Nikki Bella, Bliss herself, and most recently Becky Lynch.  Despite the quick success Rousey has not denied rumors that she may leave WWE after Wrestlemania 35.

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Sky Sports reported that Rousey stated that 'she loves her job but does not need it' meaning that if things began to not go her way, she has no problem in leaving the promotion.  This could mean that a failure to retain the belt on the Grandest Stage of them All, where she defends against Charlotte Flair, could see her quit in order to return to the Octagon or in order to build her global image. She also claimed that she doesn't need the income from the company to live the lavish lifestyle the wages provide, according to The Mirror.

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