The controversial “Superstar” Billy Graham has made it clear that he didn’t like the WrestleMania 35 main event. The WWE Hall of Famer was especially critical of former RAW Women’s champion Ronda Rousey.
Graham spoke on Hannibal TV and discussed various topics, which includes the Winner-Takes-All main event of WrestleMania 35 between Ronda Rousey, Charlotte Flair and “The Man” Becky Lynch. "Superstar" said that the women would not have main evented WWE’s biggest show of the year if it wasn’t for the WWE Network, as Ronda Rousey wouldn’t have sold “one ticket”, despite being “pushed more than any other human being”:
“I don’t believe that it would have been like the old school pay-per-views that did tremendous business, because Ronda Rousey was not really over, she was pushed more than any other human being, female or male, in the history of the WWE. She had the biggest push of anyone in the history of that company, and still was not over. You cannot convince me that she would have sold one ticket.”
Not surprisingly, the WWE Hall of Famer thought the match-up between the three women was horrible, despite only seeing highlights of it:
“It was a horrible match. I saw highlights of it, but it was a perfect opportunity for Vince to use those three girls…because of Rousey’s UFC past, even though she got her ass kicked in those last two fights.”
Graham continued to vent about Ronda Rousey, who he clearly has an unknown vendetta against:
“You cannot tell me she’s the greatest UFC female fighter ever, when you lose your last two by such horrific short-time knockouts. And then you cry in the ring like a child…she sat there and wept in the ring like a baby, and then said that she was going to commit suicide over the loss. This woman is such a mental case, that I don’t know how she made it through an entire 12 months, from the first Mania to the next.”
This isn’t the first time Graham has strongly criticized the former UFC star as
Graham ranted about Rousey supposedly disrespecting Roddy Piper and the rumors of the former RAW Women’s champion making Triple H tap out last year after WrestleMania 34.