Ronda Rousey

[4.0] "Had a good debut, but then fell off as time passed, gained "go away" heat after she overstayed her welcome, not a good wrestler in the ring, has been exposed as an inferior wrestler to most of her opponents, bad promo, only has presence and charisma, but can't translate that into the ring and in her mic work. Oh, and her final WWE match was a colossal failure, I was there live and everyone started going to the bathroom during that match."

[2.0] "Ronda's first stint in WWE was okay, nothing remarkable, but she was a good celebrity guest. Ronda was always praised as a big celebrity entering the wrestling world; everyone knew she was there. Opinions about her were always divided, though; some loved her, and others disliked her (and this latter group only grew larger over time). Her matches were average; it was always the other wrestler who had to do all the work, while Ronda did little to nothing. Everything fell apart at Survivor Series, when the fans failed to show their support for her. From then on, Ronda was clearly unhappy with the reaction. She was a champion several times, but there was absolutely no support, no commitment to improving and delivering worthwhile matches. Ronda was always a bad wrestler, full of botches, bad matches, and a complete lack of commitment to even continue doing this."

[5.0] "WWE wanted her to be female Brock, which was said and known already, and you can wonder how that worked out. As far as I know she left UFC with a heavy loss so yeah what a momentum to go with. They prepared the ground for her quite a lot, having her at Mania 31, hanging out with The Rock and it was already apparent, 10 years ago that rocky wanted to hang out with celebrities and laugh at wrestling goofs, and still does. Turns out, Ronda was about to become one of those goofs 3 years later, when WWE has first ever Women's Rumble match in the main event nonetheless, great, talented Asuka won it, you thought this can't be any better, and then you realise it's all a set up for Ronda to appear and ofc excuse to get Charlotte in main event angle (and I like Char). And Ronda was off to great fucking start. It made a lot of buzz, although it helped WWE's image as second rate league under UFC. Mixed tag at WrestleMania was perfect introduction for Ronda and that's essentially as good as she could get, proven through next year. Now don't get me wrong, she was crucial part of women's revolution in WWE and doing Evolution and first Mania main event, I doubt Vince would allow any of that if not for her presence. Her work was meh, and she depended on her opponent in most cases. She had great matches (Charlotte, Sasha) and she had stinkers. Mania main event with her shoulder up and just messing up finish and overall mid triple threat was sort of appropriate description of her WWE run. 3 yrs later she is back and second time wasn't the charm. Mix of bad booking and Ronda just not giving a shit anymore, being there for money led to that run being barely longer than first one. Whole Liv Morgan saga kinda hurt her and benefitted nobody despite having a nice story potential. Which brings me to her promos that were never anything special, she tried obviously but that's about it. She worked best as this bully that harrasses everyone who makes her mad. Shayna Baszler team and feud was pretty much WWE playing it nice to make her happy and say goodbye on good terms and SummerSlam match sucked balls. Marina shafir secured her a random gig at ROH and that's where she is gone off radar. Now she randomly trashes Vince and wrestling in general, and backpedals on every statement of hostile nature. Positives: legitimacy and starpower. Negatives: averageness at everything else that is key part of wrestling drama. Not even a too intimidating look.Such a great, wasted opportunity"

[0.0] "A terrible wrestler, and basically an anti-wrestler at that. The only good match she had was the fanservice one with Triple H and Stephanie McMahon. But that doesn't make up for all her screw-ups. A failed WrestleMania 35 main event; her disrespectful attitude towards the program with Liv Morgan, which seriously damaged Liv's push; injuring Alexa Bliss; and the fact that she literally insults wrestling, the sport she made big money from. She's even worse than Nia Jax (whose match with her is highly overrated). Also, Ronda Rousey has insulted wrestling fans, most of whom she got her push from. Plus, her ring skills are very limited when it comes to actual moves, and her acting is convincingly bad."

[0.0] "A decent moveset and good bumping did NOT carry Ronda very far in my opinion, she never understood the medium or the business in any way, shape, or form. She never needed to because she was an attraction performer, but unlike the respectable attraction performers she never bothered learning the fundamentals of engaging a crowd. She just hoped her celebrity would make them cheer, and when the shine wore off she got bitter, and never wrestled well again. Her run in the 2020s was exclusively bad, 0/10 front to back, her attitude sucked, and her first run kinda flamed out in the last third. Just a frustrating performer who had no sense of how to perform or entertain in a way that consistently connected with people once her novelty wore off."

[1.0] "Never at any point was Ronda Rousey a legitimately good professional wrestler. She had some highs, I will say that, but never what she was hyped up to be. Absolutely awful promo and no character skills. Her first run would probably get a 3 from me. But coming back for the second run bumps her down to a 1, it was so so bad with no good qualities. She won matches she shouldn't have on multiple occasions simply cause of her name. Just not a good worker."

[6.0] "I was never really her fan but I admit she is overhated towards end. She proved herself in her first run as rookie in 2018-19, but her merit at that time has been very overrated, as more experienced wrestlers really guided her. In her second fun, she did lose her vibe badly compared to her first run. The booking really pushed and exposed her badly, but credit to her, she still had a few hidden gem bangers."

[2.0] "I can agree that her first run in WWE was great, especially in her first few matches. Then her ego took over and that's when things went south. Her second run left a lot to be desired, she didn't want to be there. Nearly all of her matches during this time were just bathroom breaks, if anything. Didn't help that she called the fans "ungrateful" and the business "fake" and "scripted", as if we didn't know that was the case. In all, in my opinion, Ronda should never step foot in a WWE ring ever again."

[4.0] "I really liked her in her first run. And having a women who brought the big fight feel like Lesnar was great. Not sure what happened, but she was terrible in her return. You would think she didn't even care. I imagine she will be back and hopefully she mimics her first run"

[4.0] "She was never anything special. Her first run was decent But after a lengthy hiatus she came back and stopped caring and ultimately ruined her legacy by just chasing a bag of cash rather then caring about putting on a show for the fans. Hope she never steps foot in a ring again"

[6.0] "At the begining of her wrestling carrer, Rousey was one of the best on the roster, but after her returns in 2022, Rousey seemed to not be interessed by wrestling anymore, her in-ring and promo skills regressed, and she was doing nothing interesting anymore. I have good memories of her, despit what a lot of wrestling fan are saying about her, i thought she was a great wrestler, and could have been one of the best performer in WWE. But she clearly don't like wrestling, she will probably never wrestles again, and prefers to take care of her family, and her young childs, and that's a very respectful choice."

[4.0] "To WWE's credit, taking a shot on likely the most famous woman in combat sports history to potentially become their female Brock Lesnar was a very appetizing idea on paper, at least to Vince McMahon. It became glaringly obvious after a few months that she simply wasn't cut out for wrestling and didn't end up carrying her drawing power over for very long."

"Ronda is good, she really tried to make the women's wrestling segment better. She has quite successfully integrated her judo into wrestling matches."

[1.0] "She is very brutal. She doesn't stop at anything. She thinks very slowly. She acts first and thinks later. She makes decisions too quickly. She has been suspended more than once from what I've heard. She has beaten up judges and Kurt more than once. She is ruthless in what she does. I don't like her, and she is definitely not my favorite in WWE. She is one of the worst wrestlers I have ever seen. She should tone it down a bit and not show so much aggression towards other wrestlers in WWE. She is too irrational. I would never want to see her in another match in the women's division. I don't know what her fans see in her, I guess what she doesn't have. I won't give her a 0 because she had 2 matches that weren't even that bad, but she doesn't deserve more from me. She should stop showing so much aggression. Her brain sometimes just shuts down. Her hands work, but her head doesn't. She doesn't deserve such good ratings in my opinion. She is less than average and too aggressive."

[2.0] "Just wasn't good. When she debuted it was cool but that's about where my hype ended. She got handed everything immediately while not being a good wrestler at all. Took away from a lot of talented women who deserved more during that time period. She's also absolutely atrocious on the mic which I'd be able to look past in a way if her in-ring work wasn't also really bad. If i was rating this purely off her first run I'd given her a 4 or 5 but her second run was just genuinely horrible. Nothing redeeming about it and went out with one of the worst summerslam matches, & just matches in general that I've watched."

[1.0] "She's a disgrace to the wrestling business. I absolutely loathe this woman. Where do I even begin? She was handed everything when she came to wrestling, only to leave it behind and take a big dump all over it. (Which is funny, because wrestling kept her relevant way longer than she needed to be.) Her MMA-inspired wrestling style doesn't mesh well with WWE's flashiness, so there's that. She's genuinely the worst wrestler of the 2010s, and if not, at least top 5. Her promos sounded robotic, and I wholeheartedly believe she doesn't even respect the business, only using it as a fallback career because she got her ass kicked in the UFC. And to make matters worse? They let her use Roddy Piper's gimmick. If he were alive, he wouldn't like her. And she'll never be as talented as him. Lastly, the booking hasn't done her any favors either! Yes, you can slander Charlotte all you want for being overpushed-- but at least she's SOMEWHAT good. Ronda Rousey is genuinely one of the worst wrestlers of all time, and it felt like torture when she'd win the belt over the more talented women's roster. She gets 1 point for her 2 good matches out of her entire WWE run. (Against Sasha Banks, and that one unexpected banger against Nia Jax)"

[4.0] "I have a mixed opinion on Ronda Rousey. One part of me wants to solely remember how insanely over she was coming off WrestleMania 34. An absolute missile. Then I also have to consider her winning the 2022 Rumble up until now. Starting off with her debut, her mixed tag match with Kurt Angle vs Triple H and Steph was a barn-burner that was by far the best match on that WrestleMania card. She was catapulted into the main event scene were she consistently put on great matches for the Women's title, even pulling 2 awesome matches out of Nia Jax when her in-ring work was probably the worst we have ever seen out of a wrestler. When she beat Alexa for the title, she was booked to be an absolute menace and squashed her in 5 minutes. Past that, her reign was pretty good with her headlining the Evolution PPV vs Nikki Bella, and having other great matches against, Nia Jax again, Natalya, and Sasha Banks. Her going over Charlotte at Survivor Series with a classic of a match was also really fun to see. But then the infamous WM35 tantrum. Because Ronda thought that getting pinned would sever her relationship with her mom, she refused to lose via traditional pinfall and only lost to Becky via roll-up, right during the time the fans turned on Ronda for even being involved in a match with Becky during her peak popularity. She then quit the WWE saying the fans were ungrateful, a real spit in the face. She then returned at Royal Rumble 2022 and won the damn thing to everyone's surprise in a really lackluster match. She lost her WrestleMania match against Charlotte but then beat her at backlash to become champion. Her in-ring work became noticeably shittier and she served to just have Liv to cash in on her. After that her run as tag champs with Shayna was really really bad. Shayna turned to 0 reaction at MITB 2023 and the worst feud of 2023 was born. This whole feud was filled with a lack of passion from Ronda and her MMA rules match at Summerslam was honestly so bad I don't want to recall anything from that. Then she quit WWE again in a huff, accusing people of sexual assault with little/no evidence, and disappeared into ROH. She had a great first run, but her second run was absolutely unbearable, with undeserved wins with a complete lack of skill and promo passion."

[3.0] "I was never pulled to her. While yes, she had a great MMA background, that didn't help her in her pro wrestling endeavors. She never worked in the mic, and while being "the baddest woman on the planet", she came across as grumpy and childish when something didn't go her way. Which makes zero sense. She was pushed extremely hard, but it never was enough for her. She wanted it all served in a silver platter. And finally, her in-ring work was disappointing to say the least. A poor moveset that wasn't very exciting at all, let alone with all that clunky movement she had."

[0.0] "Signing this woman was 1 of the biggest fumbles by WWE as a whole. Not only did they just hand her a title, they expected her to just do everything in their way. But, she didn't know any wrestling holds, had no interest in the business until Holly Holm and Amanda Nunez showed her that her time was over, didn't know how open challenges worked, was in a relationship with a known abuser with a short temper, and couldn't even roll into the ring properly, had no promo skills, and as much character as a cheese stick. So, rather than being the baddest woman on the planet who beat HHH, she became the worst wrestler on the planet who only won by luck and favoritism. She not only left after 1 loss to Becky Lynch, but blamed the fans for her lack of confidence, then had an even more disastrous 2nd go-around where she won a title that no one pays attention to, and had a nothing rivalry with another MMA fighter-turned-wrestler who can actually wrestle in a match blow-off to the feud that was so bad, fans left during the proceedings. WWE couldn't use her and MMA no longer wanted her. She could've been something, but maybe some PC time would've been good because former WWE stars with their own past issues notwithstanding, it could've given her the basic things that every wrestler should have: a varied repertoire (I can give Bret a pass), promo skills, a good character, and understanding of special conditions (i.e. Gimmick matches, Open challenges, etc.)"

[1.0] "I've never liked Ronda since I started watching WWE, she's not only boring but annoying, her promos are absolutely HORRIFYING, completely cringe, she tries to play the "bad guy" but fails completely, ends up making everyone watching want to change the channel and those in the arena leave, she always stole moments from several superstars like Alexa Bliss, Liv Morgan, Natalya, Raw tag teams in 2023, should I continue the list? Anyway, she just doesn't know how to wrestle, how to sell the moves, in 2023 it was completely unnecessary for her to win the NXT tag team title from Alba & Isla and the vacant tag team title in... 2023 April? May? Whatever, simply because she's Ronda Rousey she had to win the titles or the baby would cry backstage, and even so she cried, when she was released in 2023, she wasted no time and spoke very badly of WWE on every existing podcast, even after everything WWE did for her, simply rude. (I gave her a 1.0 just because she sells the Liv Morgan's Oblivion at MITB 2023 really well, lol)"

[1.0] "I originally thought of Ronda as a 4.0 but overall that was too generous. I think my score is more accurate. Because I feel 0.00 is too mean, i think the 1.0 is more accurate. Her MMA skills were excellent in her day but it is clear that she stopped caring about her craft. She obviously has talent as she was dominant in MMA in her time but now she thinks she can slide by just "calling it in" Saw her at events where she was booed. you literally could see her getting so upset and offended about it. Not a fan of Nia Jax but she is hated throughout the wrestling universe yet works with it and uses it to her advantage....But Ronda is so full of herself that she can't take being disliked. Ronda also has a few moves which she doesnt even do that well. Her armdrag takedowns are just as bad as if I did them lol. Also WWE did so much for her and they took a chance on her and she repays them with hatred and slander...happy it seems like she is finished with wrestling."

[0.0] "Ronda Rousey was a bust and a complete waste of space in the women's division. Sure in UFC she was good, but that's not always going to translate into a WWE ring and Ronda is a prime example of that. Yes she did have some alright matches and her strikes were impactful, but looking past that what did she bring to the division and the company... She was handed multiple opportunities & championship reigns while showing minimal signs of improvement and showing just how little she actually cared about the company that was handing her everything. Her first run might've been alright for some, but the second run ruined any promise that she had once shown as she was slow, botched constantly, and cut some of the worst promos i'd ever heard. If we never see her back in the WWE or a WWE ring again, i'd be grateful because she truly dragged the other wrestlers, who wanted to be there, down."

[3.0] "Feh! Rather arrogant personality then got her head bonked by a better opponent, then had a bit of a nervous breakdown. Went to the WWE and was spoon fed a push then left the company but not before taking a dump on the industry, then she came back to the same place she dissed and they let her win the Royal Rumble even! Needless to say, comes off like an arrogant outsider who is just there for the pay check."

[4.0] "She couldn't bump or sell very well and she couldn't cut a promo either. Not even the ones written for her. So what else is there? All she had was name value and even that was greatly diminished by her sad exit from the UFC. All of her aura was gone and WWE kept trying to get it back. I do give her credit for being one of the very few people to call Bruce Pritchard on his bullshit."

[9.0] "Ronda gets a lot of hate. Sometimes it is justified, sometimes not. I've been a HUGE fan of Ronda since her days in Strikeforce so when I heard she was making her in-ring debut at Wrestlemania, I was excited and that match blew my expectations out of the water! Her first run with WWE was a mixed bag as her promo game was weak but her in-ring work was superb. She bought more eyes to the womens division as she is a household name and got better and better in the ring. Her second run was not the same, she had seemingly lost the bug and her heart wasnt in it anymore. Her real personaility is very divisive and I can appreciate why people may not like her, she has said a LOT of things to rub people the wrong way. But overall, I was impressed with her debut and feel she gets far more hate than she deserves."

[4.0] "She can go on the rare occasion that she gets a great opponent AND can be bothered to care. She's easily one of the worst mic workers to ever get consistent TV time and eventually sucked the air out of everything she touched. Also she's a bad person and thankfully that leaves me with no reason to think "Well that backstage brawl with Charlotte was fun""

[4.0] "Honestly in ring she's average and on the mic she is average. I enjoyed her sometimes but she struggles to make me care. Honestly though I would give her a (5.0) but I'm dropping her to a (3.5) rounded to (4.0) because of how she little she cared in the end."

[1.0] "I originally gave Rousey a seven because of her first run. But now, she is getting a 1 because of it. She has a bad attitude for the business. She is literally disrespecting the wrestling business and exposing it. She literally is a hypocrite for calling WWE bad and fake, even though she is part of the act too. She fully knew that wrestling was scripted, but yet she hates it. Her rating needs to go down, she does not deserve a high rating anymore. It's sad that WWE is probably giving her millions, but chooses to disrespect and spit on those who tried too make her into a relevant name again."

[2.0] "Originally, I gave Ronda Rousey a 5, mostly because of her star power and her 2018-2019 run in WWE was actually not bad, but I think that I may have over-rated her and judging by her recent meltdowns, I am in firm belief I did in fact give her a very high rating and I am here to right that wrong. Over the last few years, Ronda Rousey has made herself clear that she doesn't respect Wrestling whatsoever, as she has stated in multiple podcasts. It doesn't help that most of Ronda's "best" matches and moments in her career weren't because of her, but because of the excellent wrestlers she was surrounded by, she couldn't even carry herself to a somewhat decent match with below average and/or improving talents (ex. Survivor Series 2022 with Shotzi). Ronda also had little to no good promo moments and while she was over with fans back in 2018, fans turned on her in favor of supporting the much-more over Becky Lynch. I did say that Rousey's 2018-2019 WWE run was good, but once she came back in 2022, despite saying she would never return previously before she did, things went from okay to downright awful. She definitely set an example of "failing upwards" in professional wrestling at that time and had some really bad matches after she won the title, she had 'Go-Away' heat with a lot of people and, unfortunately, still does because of her recent meltdowns she has had, I mean when you have a popular YouTuber in SunnyV2 making a video detailing your downfall, you know you have fucked up all the goodwill you once had with wrestling fans. I will give Ronda 2 points, one for her 2018-2019 run and the other for once having star power and while I still believe that her star power carried the women to the first ever main event of WrestleMania back in 2019, it's clear that most of that star power is gone and she has burned bridges with just about everyone, what a shame."

[5.0] "An embarrassment to the business of professional wrestling. Ill give her credit where credit is due, was great in first run in 2018, particularly her match with Nia Jax - MITB 2018, and she was a draw! Anything else other than that, though, unfortunately, wasnt great. Corny on the mic, the content of her product is always everywhere, leading to her being quite incoherent as a result. Heard shes doing indies now, and saw a clip of her getting dropped on her head by Billie Starkz, which looked gnarly, and awesome. Wish her all the best."

[2.0] "I think a lot of people would certainly agree that Ronda Rousey as a pro-wrestler is simply a hack that came from the MMA world. There is no question that her time in UFC is remarkable and historic, but I am only reviewing her during her pro-wrestling stint. First off, she had a solid first WWE run. She was hot and had one of the best rookie years WWE ever had. But since her return at the Royal Rumble 2022, Ronda showed zero passion in pro-wrestling and had little to no interest on working with WWE. She's only there for money and glory. Her matches are sloppy, and she botches a lot of moves. Most of her matches, all she did was arm drags and judo throws. I am even worried that sometimes due to her ruggedness in performing at the ring, I don't know if she intends to injure her opponents for real or she is just simply terrible at performing. Her promos are unbearable and has a change the channel heat. The way that she messed up her promos intentionally will never be funny. I also dislike on how some big-time matches; Ronda manages to ruin it on purpose. WWE made a bad investment on re-signing Ronda Rousey in 2022. Now that Ronda is truly gone from WWE, I hope we would never see her again even in the indy wrestling scene. Her first WWE run is what saved her from rating this to absolute zero. Just hope she stayed retired so that I won't rate her any lower than usual. Ronda may possibly be the worst MMA to wrestling transition star."

[6.0] "I have a very succinct way of describing Rousey as a wrestler and all that went into her career in and out of the ring before her abrupt retirement: Lady Goldberg."

[4.0] "Ronda Rousey has undeniably great physicial capabilities, but that's far from being all and even the most important in wrestling. In the ring, she can do good with the right opponent, especially when the whole match is written to make her look good (like the WM34 match). But, she often lack in her selling and make her opponent look rubbish. Not good on the mic, and quite a boring character (the "baddest" character really needs to be forgotten by the WWE ...). Moreso, she seems to have turned against wrestling once the initial honeymoon phase has passed and look mostly not interrested in her work - which is quite insulting both for the fans, and the women that works with her. Maybe, she'll come back in a better way through the indies, maybe she won't come back at all. By now, I'm absolutely not eager to see her back. 4/10."

[8.0] "Initially I did not like Ronda because it seemed her gimmick was diluted by the Roddy Piper allusions and using the music from the wrestling scene in Shrek. She was also not good on the microphone. However, her talent is undeniable. She improved with every match, and when paired with the right partner (Sasha Banks for example), she made magic and was a huge draw. Her first WWE run was a success. Her second was not, but some of that was outside of her control. Her recent independent matches have been successful, and it shows that she is willing to keep working."

[7.0] "I don't know what to say about Ronda. First of all I think she is a legend in women's fights industry - that's fact and we cannot take that from her. When she first signed with WWE and won the Raw Women's tiitle I was a huge fan of her because I really enjoyed her first run and that's why I was so excited when she came back and won 2022's Women's Royal Rumble. However, everything after that felt like WWE has dropped the ball with her and something felt off. Her loss to Charlotte at WrestleMania just made things worse and it felt like she was not as dominant as she had been. I feel like she just tried to give somebody else an opportunity like it was with Liv Morgan, which made me happy, but I felt like it went very bad overall for her career. Although I still hope that she will reastablish herself in the Indies on AEW whenever she's ready."

[7.0] "The Baddest Woman On The Planet war ein wichtiger Bestandteil der Womans Revolution und leistete durch ihren MMA Background immer einen enormen Beitrag zur Credibilität des Womans Wrestling. Habe selten ein schlechtes Match von ihr gesehen, die Auftritte waren immer "Badass" & "Rockstar like", leider blieben ihre Mic Skills oft sehr weit hinter den Auftritten, Matches, ihrer Mimik & Gestik zurück."

[4.0] "For the majority of her career, there were only a couple of things interesting about Ronda. I think her character can work, if she does some shoot-style badass gimmick kind of thing, but she received a bad booking a lot of times and didn't demonstrated to be acceptable neither in the ring or the mic, on the contrary, she looked boring in both of those things."

"The funniest comment I've seen about her on Twitter: "Wrestling someone the same age as the victims she doesn't believe existed""

[7.0] "I get that she was less impressive her last year in WWE but you cant take away that she had one of the most impressive debut years ever - she was one upping herself every PPV match and elevated the womens division in a way only she could have because of her name."

[7.0] "her time as a professional wrestler was a roller coaster for sure. she did put up some fantastic matches and looked very impressive her first run with the company but once she returned in 2022 she came off as lazy. she has always been an amazing seller for me though thats something ill give her her flowers on. she was very bad promo wise. its a shame how she had such an amazing rookie year to now what seems to be such a disaster for her."

[7.0] "Despite what a lot of say, Ronda was not bad at all. With the right opponents - Sasha Banks, Charlotte Flair, but even Raquel Rodriguez and Nia Jax - she had some great matches. She was good more than she was bad as long as the conditions were right. And when she was good she was far more entertaining than most men or women wrestlers. I'd much rather watch her good matches than most others people's stuff. She also is a big driving force behind most of the positive changes in the WWE Women's division over the last 8 years."

[2.0] "Uncompelling in everything except perhaps the look. Awful promo skills, weak wrestling, weak title reigns. The MMA thing simply did not work for her in the ring and looked flimsy. Her arm-bar victories as call-backs to her UFC victories were simply lame as match finishes. Everything was banked on the image of her as the former "tough girl" UFC star but she was terribly awkward and unnatural as a professional wrestler. After the initial hype, which was the only truly memorable thing in her wrestling career, she sputtered out. Almost always a bore to watch, if not grating."

[1.0] "After getting absolutely destroyed in her fight against Nunes, Rousey flees from the UFC to go to the WWE. Her in-ring skills is subpar and that's being generous & she hasn't really provided a real classic match of her own. Even worse, her promo skills is horrible & though she got permission to piggy back off of Roddy Piper's gimmick, it's been more of a disappointment than a sign of appreciation. We also need to take into consideration that she's didn't deserve to win multiple women's championships & even the frickin Royal Rumble for crying out loud."

[10.0] "The hate towards Ronda is quite insane. She is incredible in the ring, not everyone needs to be an all-star on the mic. She known world wide for her ability to fight. Doesn't matter if it's in the octagon or in the squared circle. She is the Baddest Woman on the Planet and you can't deny it. She is a Rowdy one. She's Rowdy Ronda Rousey. Triple Crown Champion, 1x Raw, 2x Smackdown, 1x Women's Tag, 1x NXT Women's Tag, and Royal Rumble Winner. Stay Rowdy."

"She had something going when she first came in, it seemed like she could really fit in. But besides that, she has consistently been one of the worst parts of watching wwe television because she is so horrendously awful on the mic, and again, in ring she isnt good either. She had something going when she first came in, it seemed like she could really fit in. But besides that, she has consistently been one of the worst parts of watching wwe television because she is so horrendously awful on the mic, and again, in ring she isnt good either."

[2.0] "Mid. Booked as the "baddest woman on the planet" when she ran away from MMA after getting kicked in the head by Holy Holmes wasn't the best decision. Her in ring work always seemed off, promo skills were terrible. She was handed everything due to name brand. But we were supposed to treat her like Ken Shamrock? She did have some up moments getting carried by better talent and if that MMA rules match with Shayna was really her last match, that was one of the worst matches I have ever seen on a WWE PPV."

[1.0] "Her promo work is slim to none, her wrestling still feels "off" compared to even other celebrity wrestlers like Logan Paul and Bad Bunny, and I strongly dislike her presence on TV. First run wasn't much better, either - the Charlotte Flair match at Survivor Series 2018 was...fine? But I credit that more to Charlotte, at the time, being an underrated workhorse that's disliked by fans more for being pushed way too hard by the brass. Ronda just does nothing for me, and the reported backstage stuff makes me dislike her work more."

[3.0] "Ronda has been selling a lot better as of late but her overall performance as of her return has been underwhelming to say the least. I don't really see why they brought her back. Her return didn't really bring any substance to the women's division."

[5.0] "18 months ago, I gave Ronda a 7. I feel the need to lower that rating to a 5, because in that time span, it feels as if she's regressed a fair because of the lack of effort she puts into her work. Plus the things that she was weak at, she hasn't improved on at all. I can't go any lower though due to her first run being pretty good, and that the positives she had are still there."

[6.0] "Originally had her rated as an 8 after her really hot start in the company but my goodness what a decline she's gone through. If not for her promising start she'd be rated even lower. Awful on the mic and increasingly lackluster and sloppy in ring, what a shame."