5 reasons it's tougher to be a WWE superstar than a UFC fighter

#2 The travel

Ronda Rousey is constantly on the road with WWE

Not only is the WWE schedule gruelling, but it also takes place across the world. Before you can get accustomed to a new time zone, you have to get into the ring and compete. And then, fly to a brand new time zone again.

I've personally seen a whole bunch of WWE superstars jet-lagged and exhausted during their India visits, barely struggling to keep their eyes open. And only minutes after they arrive, they have to lace up their boots and perform before a packed arena in front of many screaming fans. While the UFC has a fan base all across the world, the travel is a lot less trying.

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Even though it's the dream of many a performer to get a chance to perform across the world, I wonder if sometimes the travel doesn't get to them. In some ways, it is absolutely inhuman.

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