Ronda rousey posts horror injury photo after charlotte flair assault

WWE Survivor Series: Ronda Rousey was brutalised by Charlotte Flair (Image: WWE) Rousey shared a picture of her bloodied and bruised face on her personal website, _RondaRousey.com_, which

showed the punishment she endured when Charlotte brutalised her with a kendo stick. The RAW Women’s Champion refused to see the doctors until they promised to clear her for RAW ahead of

Monday night’s show at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. The UFC Hall of Famer decided to close her wounds with skin glue and is set to address the beatdown she suffered on Sunday at

Survivor Series. The Baddest Woman on the Planet said: “I refused to let the doctor see me until they promised to clear me for RAW today, I said I would go home and glue it shut if I had to.

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SURVIVOR SERIES RESULTS “They took a quick look and said I can either stitch it shut or glue it so I decided to glue it and I will be on RAW tonight.” Rousey and Charlotte put together a

fantastic match at Survivor Series but there was no clear winner as the Smackdown star turned heel and knocked the MMA hero down with a kendo stick. The Queen then continued her brutal

assault as she pummelled the first ever UFC Women’s Bantamweight Champion with the foreign object repeatedly until the stick broke into pieces. The seven-time women’s champion then grabbed a

steel chair and tried to end her opponent’s career with it at the Staples Center. WWE Survivor Series: Ronda Rousey suffered some horrific injuries (Image: RondaRousey.com) WWE SURVIVOR

SERIES HIGHLIGHTS  The former Smackdown Women’s Champion wrapped the object around her rival’s neck and then crashed her larynx as she stomped on it with full force. Rousey was left with a

number of welts, bruises and scratches all around her chest, neck, arms, legs and face after the savage assault. The RAW Women’s Champion was happy to pick up the win for the red brand but

also described her performance as a failure as she wanted to beat Charlotte clean. The 31-year-old WWE superstar insists that her rivalry with the former RAW Women’s Champion is not over yet

and she will get her revenge. RELATED ARTICLES Rousey posted on her personal _Instagram_ account: “Another year for the red brand at #SurvivorSeries - happy to get a win for #Raw.... but so

sorry for how it happened... a DQ win isn’t a true victory, and I wasn’t there to just get a W. “I was there to defeat @charlottewwe and I failed. “@charlottewwe may run and hide from me at

Smackdown for now. For now. “But mark my words, I will find a way to exact my vengeance…” WWE Survivor Series: Charlotte Flair annihilated Ronda Rousey (Image: WWE) WHAT HAPPENED AT

SURVIVOR SERIES? RAW destroyed Smackdown last night at Survivor Series with a dominating clean sweep. The blue brand’s tag team division picked up an impressive win over the flagship show

during the pre-show. The Usos led The New Day, Sanity, The Colons as well as Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson against Bobby Roode and Chad Gable as well as The Ascension, The B-Team, The

Revival and Lucha House Party. Jimmy and Jey Uso were the sole survivors as they last eliminated Scott Dawson as well as Dash Wilder, after paying tribute to their cousin Roman Reigns, and

picked up team blue’s one and only victory. However, things went downhill for Smackdown during the main show and it all started with the women’s team’s loss to RAW. WWE: BECKY LYNCH WILL NOT

COMPETE AGAINST RONDA ROUSEY Naomi led Asuka, Carmella, Sonya Deville and Mandy Rose against Nia Jax, Tamina, Mickie James as well as Sasha Banks and Bayley, who replaced Ruby Riott and

Natalya after the two stars got into a brawl backstage. Jax received a chorus of boos at the Staples Center in Los Angeles after injuring the popular Smackdown Women’s Champion Becky Lynch

last Monday night but managed to stand tall as the sole survivor when she last eliminated Asuka. Intercontinental Champion Seth Rollins then defeated US Champion Shinsuke Nakamura and RAW

Tag Team Champions The Authors of Pain beat Smackdown Tag Team Champions The Bar thanks to their manager Drake Maverick. The cruiserweights then took centre stage for the only

non-interpromotional bout of the evening. Buddy Murphy successfully defended the Cruiserweight Championship against Mustafa Ali after delivering the Pumphandle Death Valley Driver. RELATED

ARTICLES Smackdown’s misery continued when Team RAW’s Braun Strowman, Bobby Lashley, Drew McIntyre, Dolph Ziggler and Finn Balor picked up a decisive victory over The Miz, Shane McMahon, Rey

Mysterio, Jeff Hardy and Samoa Joe. The red team struggled to work together as McIntyre brawled with Strowman during the match and also assaulted Balor after the Irishman was eliminated.

However, The Scottish Psychopath, The Monster Among Men and Lashley still managed to pick up the win for their team when they last eliminated McMahon. RAW Women’s Champion Ronda Rousey and

Charlotte Flair put together an incredible performance but the match was spoiled when the Smackdown superstar got herself disqualified after using a kendo stick. Charlotte then carried out a

vicious assault on Rousey as she bruised her with the foreign object until the stick broke into pieces. WWE: RONDA ROUSEY REFLECTS ON SUMMERSLAM TITLE WIN The seven-time women’s champion

wasn’t done there as she tried to end the UFC Hall of Famer’s career with a steel chair. The Queen folded the chair around the MMA hero’s neck and smashed her larynx when she stepped on it

with full force. ‘Rowdy’ left the ring with bruises, scratches and welts all over her body. Universal Champion Brock Lesnar completed RAW’s triumph when he defeated newly-crowned WWE

Champion Daniel Bryan. Bryan, however, put together a brave performance as he came close to an impossible victory when he delivered two Running Knees and then locked in the YES Lock. Lesnar

could barely stand but still found the strength to hit a second F5 on one leg.