The horrible promo of Ronda Rousey on Raw is proof that she needs to be turned into a heel

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Even if you are not a fan of Ronda Rousey, it was hard to watch. In fact, it was so serious that I wondered if it was a job.

I'm talking about Rousey's ultra-awkward and terribly uncomfortable promo at Monday Night Raw in Phoenix, Arizona. Rousey was supposed to be in the ring to give a speech before her open challenge match at the Raw Women's Championship.

However, the boo birds were out in force and Rousey seemed paralyzed by their lack of cooperation. Rousey has had bad promises this year since his WWE debut, but this was perhaps the worst. She seemed so defeated and out of words that it was hard not to have pity on her.

In the end, Bayley's music played and she saved Rousey. The interruption that seemed motivated by the producers of shows that were trying to get Rousey out of the mud led to the beginning of what was obviously the scheduled match. Not surprisingly, the match was almost as bad as the promo. Rousey looked puzzled and completely out of sync with Bayley.

Almost all the movements were jerky and when the crowd was fed up with booing Rousey, they seemed bored. Rumors that Rousey is leaving WWE after WrestleMania do not help much in the field of fan support. His gruff answer to questions about these rumors might not have made it easy.

The problem here is the same since Rousey arrived with the WWE. She is not a face. Rousey is always presented as a moody artist who does not like talking to the media and has never been so warm and so blurry.

She once said, "To hear about it is a privilege that has been abused."

Everything about her natural disposition screams the heel and, in all honesty, managing hoopoes would be so much easier if she could be a little more of herself at the mic. Playing the role of a traditional face is perhaps one of the most difficult acts to succeed with the catching fans of today.

Much of the WWE universe seems to like performers with a benefit; Guys and girls who are not so sober are recovering much faster. Becky Lynch, the person whose name was chanted throughout Rousey's failed promo, has undoubtedly become the biggest star of the promotion. She did it by messing up her character on the screen and adopting a less than gentle identity.

Rousey must get rid of the tribute Rowdy Piper, all the smile and nervousness that are expressed in front of the crowd. On Monday night, they felt insecure and intensified their verbal attacks.

When Lynch arrived after the match, the situation got worse. Rousey's microphone was a little better, but under the hue cover, his words sounded like the voice of Charlie Brown's teacher.

I do not know how long Rousey will stay in the WWE. Maybe it will be very short, or maybe it will come back after starting a family and the baby reaches a certain age.

In any case, if it wants to be as comfortable and as good as possible, the WWE will have to allow it to be nasty. & Nbsp; It must be at the microphone, in its walk and as a whole. presentation. At the moment, she is a seated duck with all the appearances that is held back by a role that, according to the promotion, suits a cross star.

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Even if you are not a fan of Ronda Rousey, it was hard to watch. In fact, it was so serious that I wondered if it was a job.

I'm talking about Rousey's ultra-awkward and terribly uncomfortable promo at Monday Night Raw in Phoenix, Arizona. Rousey was supposed to be in the ring to give a speech before her open challenge match at the Raw Women's Championship.

However, the boo birds were out in force and Rousey seemed paralyzed by their lack of cooperation. Rousey has had bad promises this year since his WWE debut, but this was perhaps the worst. She seemed so defeated and out of words that it was hard not to have pity on her.

In the end, Bayley's music played and she saved Rousey. The interruption that seemed caused by show producers looking to get Rousey out of the mud opened the start of what was obviously the scheduled match. Not surprisingly, the match was almost as bad as the promo. Rousey looked puzzled and completely out of sync with Bayley.

Almost all the movements were jerky and when the crowd was fed up with booing Rousey, they seemed bored. Rumors that Rousey is leaving WWE after WrestleMania do not help much in the field of fan support. His gruff answer to questions about these rumors might not have made it easy.

The problem here is the same since Rousey arrived with the WWE. She is not a face. Rousey is always presented as a moody artist who does not like talking to the media and has never been so warm and so blurry.

She once said: "to hear about it is a privilege that has been abused".

Everything about her natural disposition screams the heel and, in all honesty, it would be so much easier to manipulate her if she could be a little more of her at the mic. Playing the role of a traditional face is perhaps one of the most difficult acts to succeed with the catching fans of today.

Much of the WWE universe seems to like performers with a benefit; Guys and girls who are not so sober are recovering much faster. Becky Lynch, the person whose name was chanted throughout Rousey's failed promo, has undoubtedly become the biggest star of the promotion. She did it by messing up her character on the screen and adopting a less than gentle identity.

Rousey must get rid of the tribute Rowdy Piper, all the smile and nervousness that are expressed in front of the crowd. On Monday night, they felt insecure and intensified their verbal attacks.

When Lynch arrived after the match, the situation got worse. Rousey's microphone was a little better, but under the hue cover, his words sounded like the voice of Charlie Brown's teacher.

I do not know how long Rousey will stay in the WWE. Maybe it will be very short, or maybe it will come back after starting a family and the baby reaches a certain age.

In any case, if it wants to be as comfortable and as good as possible, the WWE will have to allow it to be nasty. It must be at the microphone, in its walk and in all its presentation. At the moment, she is a seated duck with all the appearances that is held back by a role that, according to the promotion, suits a cross star.