Nearing the first anniversary of her debut as a regular performer at the Royal Rumble, Ronda Rousey already has a long list of WWE achievements. Rousey recently talked about her future goals on her YouTube channel.
From a featured match at WrestleMania 34 to capturing the Raw Women’s Championship to headlining the Evolution pay-per-view, Rousey has already checked a number of boxes on a performer’s Hall of Fame resume.
What’s Left To Do?
Obviously, headlining WrestleMania would put Rousey among an elite class of superstars. It seems that Rousey may check that box as well in just a few short months.
What Else?
For Rousey, entering a Royal Rumble match at number one is something that she has put a lot of thought into, and would like to accomplish.
“It was one of my dreams in the WWE, when I first came here, one of the things I really wanted to do,” said Rousey on her YouTube channel.
Rousey goes on to explain what entering the Rumble match first would mean to her.
“I just felt like I would never be able to prove to anyone that I actually knew how to wrestle in a way that wasn’t just memorized from beginning to end unless I was the first one out in the Royal Rumble and go all the way to the end and win it.”
“Then nobody can say I don’t know how to wrestle,” said Rousey.
“That to me was the most difficult thing you could do,” Rousey said.
“That, to me, is like the peak of being able to say I can really f—ing do this.”
Will It Ever Happen?
With a showdown with Sasha Banks at this year’s Rumble, it won’t happen this year.
Rousey’s desire to start a family is well known. She isn’t expected to have longevity in the wrestling business for that reason.
“It’ll probably never happen,” said Rousey.
“We’ll see.”
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