Ronda Rousey ‘to fight WWE star Charlotte at WrestleMania with plans of Four Horsewomen match at Survivor Series

RONDA ROUSEY will reportedly make her WWE debut in November.

The UFC star has long been rumoured to be considering a switch from the octagon to the ring.

Ronda Rousey is set for her WWE debut in NovemberCredit: Rex Features

WWE hope to build a feud between her and Charlotte Flair ahead of a WrestleMania showdownCredit: Getty Images – Getty
The Wrestling Observer is now claiming that she will be joined by three of her MMA friends for a gigantic Survivor Series match-up.

Rousey recently appeared on WWE TV to cheer on Shayna Bazsler, her former training partner, at the Mae Young Classic in Las Vegas.

Her fellow MMA fighters Jessamyn Duke and Marina Shafir were also in attendance.

And in a backstage confrontation, the trio came face-to-face with three of WWE’s Four Horsewoman Charlotte Flair, Becky Lynch and Bayley.

After a staredown, Rousey offered to face them “anytime, anywhere”.

It is now claimed that the wrestling threesome and Sasha Banks are in line to meet the UFC quartet inside the squared-circle.

Ronda Rousey pictured with WWE chiefs Stephanie McMahon and Triple HCredit: Getty Images – Getty

Ronda Rousey has already appeared at WrestleManiaCredit: Getty

And that will help lead to Rousey taking on Charlotte in a WrestleMania mega-match next year.

Rousey has already trained at WWE’s performance centre in Florida and joined The Rock in confronting Triple H and Stephanie McMahon at WrestleMania 31.

The 30-year-old has made no secret of her happiness at seeing the increased platform given the female wrestlers over recent years.

Bayley also wants to get involved with RouseyCredit: WWE

Charlotte Flair has already challenged Rousey to a scrapCredit: Rex Features

WWE star Sasha Banks is in line to be involved at Survivor SeriesCredit: Getty Images – Getty

Becky Lynch is also due to competeCredit: Biohotel Stanglwirt handout
She said: “It’s been great to watch the role of women really evolve over the past few years, it’s really encouraging.

“A lot of progress has been made but, as a lot of industries, I’m excited to be here to watch it happen.”

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