Ronda Rousey comments on delivering the dangerous wrestling move on Liv Morgan
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Ronda Rousey looks fierce and all set for her bout against Liv Morgan at the Extreme Rules Live event on October 8th at the Wells Fargo Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Ronda had been waiting for the opportunity since her defeat at SummerSlam. She has timely disagreed with her defeat at the SummerSlam, stating that Liv had tapped out before the referee counted to three.
Ronda Rousey recently had said that her favorite match this year was the “I Quit” match against Charlotte Flair at the WrestleMania Backlash but she could soon change her mind as the match at Extreme Rules against Morgan will be one hell of a match as it has no rules. Ronda lost the SmackDown Women’s Championship to Liv Morgan at the MITB Live event after which the rivalry between the two began.
Liv Morgan too looks fearless and displayed an example of it on this past week’s Friday night SmackDown, where she defeated Lacey Evans and beat her brutally after the match. This was a sort of warning for Rousey and the SmackDown Women’s Champion remarked at the backstage that she will make Ronda Rousey respect her after the match at Extreme Rules.
Ronda Rousey has been having a successful WWE career and has impressed the WWE Universe with her move set and mic skills. Rousey’s wrestling technique incorporates elements of her UFC experience, and when she was recently suggested on her stream that she should deliver Morgan with the Undertaker’s Tombstone Piledriver, she expressed how dangerous the maneuver is. She said that nobody is allowed to do the Piledriver and the move has been retired.
“It’s such a dangerous move, nobody else is allowed to do it,” Rousey said. “It’s basically a retired move.”
The move is responsible for Stone Cold Steve Austin’s early retirement from wrestling. Austin was delivered a Pile Driver by Owen Hart during his match against him at SummerSlam 1997. The impact resulted in Steve Austin breaking his neck. Although Austin wrestled until 2003, he was forced to retire due to lingering neck issues from the incident, which occurred at SummerSlam 1997.
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