WWE News: Twitter reacts to Ronda Rousey's Royal Rumble appearance

The Wells Fargo Center thought it was all over when Asuka stood between SmackDown Champion Charlotte and RAW Champion Alexa Bliss, but 'Rowdy' Ronda had other things in mind as she crashed the inaugural WWE Women's Royal Rumble winner's parade.

Yes, it happened, Ronda Rousey made her WWE debut and the WWE Universe was chanting 'HOLY **IT' at the Wells Fargo Center.

Fans were going wild for Ronda's debut and they had one thing right - 'the game just changed'.

Some fans were not too pleased with Ronda's debut, with fans claiming it was a mistake and an absolute shocker that the MMA legend joined the professional wrestling scene.

Whether you hate her or love her, one thing is clear, the WWE Women's Division is now must-see TV.

At the end of the day, the above gif just about gives you the overall reaction that the world had when Ronda joined the WWE.

One thing is for certain, and that is no matter where it may be, SmackDown or RAW, WrestleMania 34 isn't just going to be awesome, it's also going to get 'Rowdy'.

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Nithin’s writing style is inspired by the storytelling abilities of Japanese mangakas Eiichiro Oda, Masashi Kishimoto, and English authors like George R.R. Martin and JRR Tolkien. He strives to keep his reports accurate and relevant by keeping up to date with the pro wrestling world and catering to reader preferences.

He is a huge fan of Seth Rollins’ workhorse mentality and Sami Zayn’s never-say-die spirit. He says that if he could go back to The Attitude Era, he would love to manage Kurt Angle and bring out his ‘Wrestling Machine’ character much earlier in his career.

In his free time, Nithin watches, reads, and makes videos about sports on his YouTube channel ‘The Daily Raid.’ He also enjoys gaming, watching anime, and reading manga.

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