WWE Friday Night SmackDown: Ronda Rousey Wants to Make Flair Tap Out at WrestleMania 38

WWE Friday Night SmackDown: Ronda Rousey Wants to Make Flair Tap Out at WrestleMania 38

Driven by Ambition: Ronda Rousey Sets Sights on WrestleMania Glory

Kicking off Friday Night SmackDown, Ronda Rousey made it abundantly clear that she’s not content to rest on her laurels. The former UFC champion is hungry for a new conquest: becoming the first woman to force Charlotte flair to tap out at WWE WrestleMania 38.

Following a recap of Rousey’s illustrious career,both in Judo adn the UFC,she emphasized that her return was meticulously planned.She aims to demonstrate her warrior spirit to her daughter, setting a powerful example of resilience and determination.

Rousey’s declaration was met with defiance. Flair, appearing on the ramp, confidently asserted that Rousey’s dream would remain unfulfilled, predicting her own victory at WrestleMania.Before their showdown, Flair reminded Rousey of a looming obstacle: a match against her own partner, Sonya Deville.

True to form, Deville launched a surprise attack on Rousey, joining forces with flair in a two-on-one assault.However,Rousey effortlessly brushed aside their combined efforts,showcasing her undeniable strength and dominance.

The stage is now set for a monumental clash at WrestleMania 38.The highly anticipated SmackDown Women’s Championship match between Ronda Rousey and Charlotte Flair will headline Night 1 of the event, taking place at the colossal AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

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Ronda Rousey vs. Charlotte flair: Can “The Baddest Woman on the Planet” Make History?

We’re joined today by wrestling legend and Hall of Famer, “The Nature Boy” Ric Flair, to discuss ronda Rousey’s upcoming showdown with his daughter, Charlotte Flair, at WrestleMania 38.

Welcome, Ric!

Ric: Thank you for having me. It’s always a pleasure to talk wrestling.

Let’s dive right in. Ronda Rousey has made it clear – she’s coming for Charlotte’s SmackDown Women’s Championship and wants to be the first woman to ever make “The Queen” tap out.What are your thoughts on this ambition?

Ric: Well,Ronda Rousey is a tremendous athlete,no doubt about it. She’s a former UFC champion,an olympian,and a legitimate badass. But charlotte is “The Queen” for a reason. She’s been reigning on top for years,and she’s not about to let go of her title easily. I always believed a great champion needs a chip on their shoulder, and Charlotte’s got that – she’s ready to prove why she’s the best.

We saw Charlotte confidently predict her own victory, while Ronda emphasizes the example she wants to set for her daughter. Do you think Rousey’s personal motivation coudl be her advantage or downfall?

Ric: It’s a double-edged sword. Mouthy mothering can be powerful, especially when you’ve got a point to prove. It can ignite a fire inside, but sometimes, emotions can cloud your judgment. Charlotte thrives under pressure, and she’s used to facing opponents who bring everything they have to the ring.

Rousey’s handling of the surprise attack from both Charlotte and Sonya Deville was notable, but how do you think this attack might impact the match at WrestleMania?

Ric: It’s certainly a tactic I’m familiar with. it sets a tone, sends a message. But remember, this is Ronda Rousey. She’s not the type to be intimidated. I think she’ll channel that aggression and use it to her advantage come WrestleMania.

Readers, what are your predictions for this monumental match? Will Ronda Rousey achieve her dream and tap out Charlotte Flair, or will “the Queen” continue her reign? Let us know your thoughts!

This match truly has the potential to be historic.[[1]It’ll be a clash of styles, experience against raw power. And knowing both these women, they will leave it all in the ring.

Ric: Well said! it’s a match wrestling fans won’t want to miss.

Thank you, Ric Flair! Always a pleasure to hear your insights.

Ric: My pleasure. WOOO!

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