“Don’t be a Bi*ch” Ronda Rousey shockingly receives CRITICISM for her trademarked catchphrase
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Ronda Rousey (Image credits: WWE)
Since she has made a lot of blunders in her statements, Ronda Rousey is a well-known and divisive figure in the wrestling world. Ronda was a lot more problematic back when she was the UFC bantamweight champion than she is now. She frequently employed a word to degrade another girl at the time.
She used to claim that she is not the sort of person who wears cosmetics all the time and strives to look nice in order to get the attention of someone who will take care of her. She is different from the others and she referred to the girls that engage in these behaviors as “Do nothing Bic*hes.” Her catchphrase eventually changed to “Don’t be a Do nothing Bi*ch.”
This has caused a lot of controversy for her because, according to ESPN records, this was not just a tagline; she also registered this phrase as her trademark. She then created merchandise featuring this tagline, but with the entire sentence abbreviated to D.N.B., and as a result, she received a lot of backlash for using the word “bi*ch.”
Ronda Rousey was already in problems at the time for making numerous offensive remarks about Fallon Fox, whom she severely criticized and claimed had an advantage because she is transgender, thus many people allege that she uses the phrase carelessly and is hurting many people by using it.
Ronda Rousey V/S Becky Lynch at WrestleMania?
The Smackdown Women’s title is currently held by Ronda Rousey after she defeated Liv Morgan, the previous champion, in a mediocre contest. Rowdy is reported to be facing the Man Becky Lynch in a one-on-one bout that has been anticipated for years, and this match is most likely going to happen at WrestleMania the following year.
Lynch, who is now absent from all stories after dislocating her shoulder at Summerslam as a result of turning face, should be ready for her when she does so since WWE needs Becky for more compelling storylines. However, Lynch’s injury was not particularly significant.
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