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#2 Overexposure of Ronda Rousey on Monday Night RAW
An important fact I'd like to note over here, is that when the WWE first signed Ronda Rousey, most fans and experts argued that if Rousey isn't used as a full-time Superstar, the company would be wrong to push her as a top star.
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Well, Rousey appearances obviously aren't as rare as Brock Lesnar, but the fact remains that Rousey still works fewer dates than most current full-timers in WWE. However, the WWE still manages to use Rousey in several segments on Monday Night RAW, which often results in excessive usage on Rousey on the WWE's flagship TV show!
Look who just shut down all of Tony Khan's critics! More HERE.
The WWE made a similar mistake in the past with John Cena during the PG Era, as the man would be given too much airtime week after week on RAW. Unless the WWE wants the fans to mercilessly boo Rousey -- despite her being a babyface -- then they most definitely should be careful about not shoving Rousey down our throats every week on RAW...Anything in excess is bad, so is the overuse of Rousey on WWE television...
