Ronda Rousey wouldn't go back to WWE unless things 'drastically change'

For Ronda Rousey to go back to WWE, things would need to drastically change within the company.

Rousey recently called WWE an "absolute sh*tshow" and said she had no intention of returning to the promotion. She gave a similar answer while appearing on Monday's edition of Good Morning America. When asked if she would ever consider going back to WWE, Rousey responded:

Not unless things drastically change with how things are run there, and so I highly doubt it.

The last time Rousey wrestled for WWE was at SummerSlam in August 2023. She had two indie matches and one match for ROH later that year, teaming with her friend Marina Shafir in all of them.

During her Good Morning America appearance, Rousey was asked what made her step away from WWE. Rousey said it wasn't a lifestyle she could continue while being a mother:

Well, it's just not a lifestyle that I can continue while being a mom. I was on the road 18 months with my baby and it was just nothing that we could sustain forever.

Rousey had two stints with WWE. The first lasted from 2018-2019, with the second then taking place from 2022-2023. Rousey and husband Travis Browne welcomed the birth of their daughter La’akea Makalapuaokalanipō Browne in 2021.

Today (April 2) is the release date for Rousey's new memoir "Our Fight." The UFC Hall of Famer previously released a book titled "My Fight/Your Fight" in 2015.