WWE news: HUGE Ronda Rousey SPOILER - What may happen at Money in the Bank

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Ronda Rousey is set for a title match at Money in the Bank

STEPHANIE McMAHON may cost Ronda Rousey the RAW Women’s Championship by joining forces with Nia Jax at Money in the Bank.

WWE: Stephanie McMahon prepares to take on Ronda Rousey 17694505026P7ezkn0

Rousey is set for her first ever title match in WWE when she takes on Jax on June 17 at the Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Illinois.

However, she may not leave with the belt as McMahon may return and Jax could turn heel (villain).

That means The Irresistible Force may cheat to win thanks to the Chief Brand Officer’s help.

According to Give Me Sport, the publisher and editor of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter Dave Meltzer claims WWE want to book another storyline between an authority figure and an anti-establishment fan favourite - just like they did in the 90s with Vince McMahon and Stone Cold Steve Austin.

Meltzer claims the plan may start coming together next month in Chicago.

Rousey and McMahon have unfinished business with each other following their clash at WrestleMania 34.

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The UFC legend made the most stunning WWE debut of all time as she teamed up with Kurt Angle to take on the authority figure and Triple H.

She also won over the crowd, something many thought was impossible. 

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Stephanie McMahon may return at Money in the Bank

The first ever UFC Women’s Bantamweight Champion made McMahon tap out to a vicious armbar at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana.

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The Baddest Woman on the Planet was not done the next night on RAW as she locked in another devastating submission hold on the ex-Women’s Champion and further injured her arm.

Rousey is currently booked in an angle involving her training partner Natalya and has feuded with Mickie James in Europe.

Rumours suggest she will headline WrestleMania 35 against Charlotte Flair. 

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