Ronda Rousey forces Sonya Deville and Charlotte Flair to tap out in SmackDown debut

The returning Ronda Rousey continued her winning streak on Friday night when she made her SmackDown in-ring debut against Sonya Deville.

Rowdy forced The Pride Fighter to tap out after locking her in the armbar, before turning her attention to Charlotte Flair.

The Queen also found herself at the mercy of the former Raw women’s champion. Flair tapped out to Rousey’s new ankle lock submission hold after just a few seconds.

After challenging Charlotte to a title match at WrestleMania 38, the feud between the two stars has been boiling.

Rousey has also found herself locked in a rivalry with Deville, who recently made her comeback to the wrestling ring.

Rowdy recently took on both Deville and Flair in a tag team match, where she partnered up with Naomi, who had been victim of The Pride Fighter’s scheming for months prior.

The two teams met at Elimination Chamber, with Rousey and Naomi coming out on top.

The Baddest Woman on the Planet is set to take on Flair for the SmackDown Women’s Championship next month at WrestleMania and she seems determined to establish herself as the favourite to come out victorious.

On the latest instalment of the blue brand, Rousey was drawn against Deville in her first televised WWE singles match in three years.

Following a series of monkey flips and Rousey even teetering on the edge of disqualification at one point, Deville found herself locked in her opponent’s trademark armbar, despite utilising Flair at ringside in an attempted distraction.

Deville tapped out and Rousey demanded Flair enter the ring and take her on as well, despite The Queen being on set as a guest commentator rather than a competitor.

The SmackDown women’s champion stepped through the ropes, stilettos and all, and found