Best and worst of RAW after Survivor Series

#2 Best: Not a part timer

Ronda Rousey has quickly become one of my favourite superstars on RAW

When you look at her, it's hard to believe that she made her debut at WrestleMania 34, this year. In no time at all, she's become an invaluable part of the RAW roster. There is a passion and ferocity in her promos that nobody in the entire roster can match.

But I've mentioned these points on a weekly basis, in this very article. What made her appearance on RAW this week so special? Well, it's the fact that unlike another former UFC Champion, she actually defended her title at the show.

#AndStill.#RAW @RondaRousey pic.twitter.com/XjdfCfFhAm

— WWE (@WWE) November 20, 2018

Even if it was a squash match against Mickie James, it's great to see that we don't have two part-time Champions on RAW, which could have easily been the case. Kudos to Ronda Rousey for taking her current position seriously.