34 things that should happen at WrestleMania 34 - PART 3 

#30 Rousey shows the world she has arrived

Rousey is built up as a rare athlete, so WWE should present her as one

Ever since Ronda Rousey stepped into the WWE arena, many wrestling fans were set on hating her, as they felt she was handed many privileges she claimed she would earn.

Glancing over Rousey's WWE career those complaints are true, as she has been placed into a high profile WrestleMania match with two legends.

She bypassed the NXT system straight to the main roster, and she is largely unproven as a wrestler but is highly booked in the company.

Therefore, while those complaints are harsh, they are proving to be correct, and now WWE needs to debunk those criticisms at WrestleMania if they want Rousey to grow into a beloved babyface in the company.

The only way the company can introduce Rousey to the world is by simply booking her as an unrelenting badass, and luckily for WWE, Rousey's aura already exudes that character trait.

Being a badass in the ring will set the former UFC Bantamweight Champion apart from the rest of the women's division, and the best way to achieve that is by having Rousey go one on one with 'The Game' at WrestleMania.

While WWE refrains from male Superstars colliding with female Superstars in the ring, Rousey is being built as a distinct combat athlete that has stepped into a wrestling ring.

Therefore, for Rousey to truly arrive in WWE she needs to decimate 'The Game' and that is a bump Triple H is surely willing to take, to transcend the former UFC star's popularity into the world of wrestling.