Ronda Rousey has built a reputation as a fierce fighter in the UFC and WWE worlds. Now she feeds chicken while avoiding fans. Here’s a look at her double life. Since leaving WWE, ‘Rowdy’ Ronda Rousey has played the role of the heel, or villain, and speculation is rife that all her trash talk about wrestling and its fans is designed to create even greater hype for a comeback.

From Olympian to UFC star and WWE sensation, Ronda Rousey’s incredible athletic abilities have seen her become a global sensation. But since she swapped the ring for a quiet farm life with her husband, Travis Browne, and began dissing her WWE fans, Rousey’s fighting future has become more than a little clouded.

Ronda Rousey has built a reputation as a fierce fighter in the UFC and WWE worlds. Now she feeds chicken while avoiding fans. Here’s a look at her double life.

Or has it? Is she ready to pack it all in and spend time with her donkey, or is Rousey an expert at leading a double life? Here’s what you need to know about the two faces of ‘Rowdy’ Ronda.

She hates her fans (or does she?)

Rousey has not been in the ring since WrestleMania in early 2019, when she said she was taking a break to start a family.

Ronda Rousey and Travis Browne farm

After more than a year of silence, speculation about her future mounted as Rousey, who swapped arm bars for feeding chickens, told the Wild Ride! with Steve-O podcast that her future with WWE was non-existent.

“What am I doing it for if I’m not being able to spend my time and energy on my family, but instead spending my time and my energy on a bunch of ungrateful fans that don’t even appreciate me?”, she said.

Focusing on the farm

In the year that Rousey has not been in the ring, she has focused on building a sustainable farm, Browsey Acres, with her husband Travis Browne.

She promotes the idea of being financially free, living off the land and not being dependent on the outside world. Her new best friend is a donkey called Milly.

The athlete may have been respected in the UFC, but in WWE land, she quickly turned into a “heel”. In the wrestling world, that means playing the villain. Speculation is rife that for all Rousey’s dirty talk, she’s merely setting the scene for her return, while training on her farm.

Ronda Rousey farm

Why did WWE star ‘Rowdy’ Ronda Rousey swap fame for life on a farm?

Two faces: the truth

he fact is that Rousey is signed to the WWE until April 2021. End of. Playing the heel only means that when she does make her comeback, it’ll create even more hype.

So, can she do farm life and still fight? Of course! Considering Rousey has hinted that she’ll do WWE appearances every now and then, that leaves more than enough time for her to bond with her chickens while still keeping her fighting profile and some cash in the bank to fund that farm. Well, until 2021 that is.