Ronda Rousey is back in WWE and whether you like her or not, she's going to be sticking around. Until WrestleMania at the very least where she will challenge Charlotte Flair for the SmackDown Women's Championship. It seems likely Rousey's run will extend beyond that, as she will probably win that match and still has to get revenge on Becky Lynch for her only WWE loss so far.

The Two Horsewomen

A match against The Man will likely be saved for a big stage, which means if Rousey does stick around, WWE will need to find matches and angles to keep her occupied. If it were up to Shayna Baszler, then chasing tag team gold would be on Rousey's agenda. A fan commented on how much they'd like to see Baszler and Rousey win the titles, and The Queen Of Spades seems keen.

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Rousey and Baszler are good friends, of course, and make up half of MMA's Four Horsewomen. Unfortunately, they're now the only two members of that group who can join forces under the WWE banner. Marina Shafir and Jessamyn Duke have both been released, thwarting any aspirations for a dream match in which WWE's horsewomen could have clashed with them in an eight-person tag match.

Better Make It Quick

As for the Women's Tag Team Titles, Baszler might want to talk to Rousey sooner rather than later as signs suggest they're not long for this world. Carmella and Zelina Vega are the current champs, but they don't have any challengers. There are literally no other women's teams on the main roster right now. Rhea Ripley and Nikki ASH were the last team standing and the two are now bitter enemies.

There were hints during the women's Royal Rumble that WWE might establish a couple of teams to challenge for the gold, but so far nothing has come of that. The Bella Twins were brought back in but haven't been mentioned since, and a big deal was made of them eliminating Liv Morgan and a returning Sarah Logan when it happened. WWE also tried to get The Iinspiration to return for the Rumble but the former Tag Team Champions declined.