Ronda Rousey is enjoying not having the title around her waist.
Rousey lost the SmackDown Women's Championship at WWE Money in the Bank when Liv Morgan cashed in her Money in the Bank briefcase and defeated her. Though Rousey got a rematch at WWE SummerSlam, she was pinned by Morgan with the referee missing Morgan tapping out.
Since then, Rousey has defied authority on television and been "fined" and "suspended."
On her latest gaming stream, Rousey explained why she's enjoying her current storyline that not directly involved with the championship.
"Definitely, I guess," she said when asked if she saw herself winning a title again, "but also, I feel like I don't need it. I have been liking my non-title run because Roddy Piper never really needed the titles to make him great. I enjoy not having all my stories be dependent on the title and just having more storylines out there for the women. Everything for the women almost always involves the title and a lot of men have non-title storylines all the time. I'm happy to take some non-title storylines to give more storylines to the women in total. I like it."
On Friday's WWE SmackDown, Rousey had her suspension lifted and responded by putting Adam Pearce in an armbar.
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