Ronda Rousey spent six years as a full-time WWE superstar and she did not like what she saw. The three-time WWE women’s champion, who has since retired and is working towards publishing her debut graphic novel, has hopes for the professional wrestling leader in a world without former CEO Vince McMahon in power.
“I think anyone’s better than Vince McMahon,” Rousey told CBS Sports while discussing the Kickstarter campaign, launching July 25, for her “Expecting the Unexpected” graphic novel. “The only place you can go is up. I really enjoy Triple H and working with him, and honestly, I haven’t been watching, but I saw something from Natty [Neidhart] saying that they had a card recently that had just as many women on it as the men.
“That’s what I would really like to see. The women equally represented with not just matches on the card, but time on the show.”
Rousey wrote scathing remarks about McMahon in her recent autobiography, Our Fight. She criticized the company’s poor history of booking women and pointed to the various sexual misconduct allegations against McMahon, the latter of whom resigned from WWE and parent company TKO in January and is reportedly under federal investigation for sexual…
