As seen on this week's episode of Monday Night Raw, Ronda Rousey was suspended by general manager Kurt Angle for attacking both he and new Raw Women's Champion, Alexa Bliss.
Rousey beat both of them with the Money in the Bank briefcase, then proceeded to slam Bliss through a table. Angle confronted Rousey backstage and issued a 30-day suspension. She accepted it and took to Instagram to apologize for her actions.
But Raj Giri of WrestlingInc.com made an excellent and interesting observation: Rousey is actually scheduled for seven shows in the duration of her 30-day suspension. This includes next week's episode of Raw in San Diego, plus the July 7 and 16 shows in Boston and Buffalo, respectively.
She's also scheduled for four live events during that time. As Giri noted, Roman Reigns competed in his live events during the one-week storyline suspension implemented by Vince McMahon in march.
Thus far, WWE hasn't formally pulled Rousey from those events. It's certainly possible that Rousey appears on the three episodes of Raw as part of the storyline. That all remains to be seen, of course. But if there's one wrestler who would show up during a "suspension," it's Rousey.
Rousey was on the verge of taking down Nia Jax at Money in the Bank to capture the Raw Women's Championship. That's when Bliss came in and cashed the contract that she won earlier that night, throwing Rousey aside and easily defeating an exhausted Jax to capture the title.
Now, it looks like Rousey will start feuding with Little Miss Bliss when she makes her return. And after witnessing the statement in which she issued by slamming Bliss through the table, we simply can't wait for the return.