Wresltlemania 32: Ronda Rousey to participate next year?

Ronda Rousey made quite an impression when she made a surprise appearance in Wrestlemania 31 and as things stand now, it looks like her cameo role could lead to something bigger, possibly in next year's Wrestlemania.

To the delight of WWE fans, Rousey was best remembered to be among the 70,000 spectators on hand during the WWE's main event last weekend.

After Stephanie McMahon slapped and ordered Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson out of the ring, Rock somehow found his way towards Rousey at ringside. Rousey would eventually join the Rock in returning to the ring in an apparent staredown with friend Stephanie.

As Stephanie tried to force out Rousey, that painful arm hold saw the WWE Chief Brand Officer agonizingly screaming in pain and led to her and hubby Triple H exiting to the delight of the screaming fans on hand.

The MMA fighter is set to star in the upcoming Furious 7 movie alongside Dwayne Johnson and Vin Diesel this April 3, 2015.

And with that segment comes the swirling rumors of Rousey returning in Wrestlemania 32, possibly in a tag match involving her and the Rock going up against possibly Triple H and Stephanie McMahon.

All these are of course up in the air for now but basing it on the reception that Rousey got in Wrestlemania 31, that match could lead to another record-breaking attendance for the WWE.

However, seeing Rousey in that situation could depend on whether UFC President Dana White would allow it. Though he did enjoy seeing his star steal the show at Wrestlemania, seeing Rousey participate in the WWE could be another matter.

Hence, all could depend on negotiations between the UFC and the WWE. For now the thought alone is indescribable, something worth watching out for a year from now.

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