5 Ways WWE could bring back Ronda Rousey

#1: Ronda Rousey could surprise fans by chasing after the WWE Women's tag team titles upon her return

Asuka set a new record last night at #WWETLC! According to @WWEStats, in this current version of the Women’s Tag Team Titles, Asuka is the 1st woman to hold it with two different partners!1st with Kairi SaneNow with Charlotte Flair pic.twitter.com/Hzib5lP0DR

— Joshua Cyprian (SDP) (@ShinoDPhoenix) December 21, 2020

The WWE women's tag team division began with the right intentions, but over time, it lost a lot of steam due to the company's inability to find consistency with the women's tag team titles.

An established tag team like The IIconics was split apart in 2020, and WWE has had to combine the women's singles and women's tag team feuds numerous times. As of this writing, Asuka (RAW Women's Champion) and Charlotte Flair are the tag team titleholders, and it may only be a matter of time until both of them won't be on the same page.

Someone like Ronda Rousey could enter the women's tag team division to bring mainstream attention, as well as to help ease the transition of the tag team titles to an established, yet underrated WWE duo.

Perhaps in Rousey's potential storyline with Becky Lynch, both women could team up against Charlotte Flair and Asuka in a star-studded match. The established unit in this scenario would be The Riott Squad, who were scouting Charlotte Flair and Asuka on WWE SmackDown not too long ago.

They better be the next Women’s Tag Champs 🙄 #Smackdown #RiottSquad pic.twitter.com/ln612U3ROG

— Vindictive (@TheVindictive) December 26, 2020

It would be a fantastic moment for Ruby Riott and Liv Morgan if they would emerge as the new champions in a triple threat tag team match featuring the duo of Asuka and Flair, as well as Rousey and Lynch.

This potential idea would also be a way for Ronda Rousey to shift gears for a while since entering a relatively small tag team division isn't something that people would expect Rousey to do upon her WWE return.