TJ Wilson thinks Ronda Rousey has done alot, but not everything for the WWE's women's division.
Wilson, formerly known as Tyson Kidd when he was an in-ring competitor, is very well known for his contributions toward the WWE women's division in his producer role. Wilson has even notoriously produced both of the WrestleMania women's main event matches. Many members of the women's roster have gone out of their way to praise Wilson, with Bianca Belair even going as far as to say he adds magic to the division.
When Ronda Rousey came into WWE in 2018, she was seen by many as the person who took the importance of the women to the next level. In a new interview with the Dropkick Podcast, Wilson spoke in length about the 'The Baddest Woman on the Planet'.
“It’s cool. It’s cool to see part 2 of Ronda’s WWE career. We saw that first run from WrestleMania 34 to WrestleMania 35 and it was awesome. She had a hell of a run. Now in the three years she’s been gone, the game has changed quite a bit. She definitely lit a spark and definitely helped elevate the women’s division in her first run. I don’t know the inner workings as much as people maybe think I do, I don’t know if the women would have main evented for the first time without [Rousey]. But I do know, for example last year, Bianca and Sasha main-evented in a singles match. [Rousey] really helped elevate things, [but] our women have taken that ball and scored 300 touchdowns with it. They’ve been running for miles with that ball.”
Rousey's second run with the company has saw her in matches with women like Charlotte Flair, Sonya Deville, and Shotzi.
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