Ronda Rousey Takes Aim At Former Head of Talent Relations John Laurinaitis, Calls Him A 'All-Around Dirtbag'

Ronda Rousey isn't holding back in her new autobiography, "Our Fight." The former WWE Champion blasts John Laurinaitis, WWE's former Head of Talent Relations, with scathing criticism.

Rousey accuses Laurinaitis of prioritizing looks over talent, calling him a "dirtbag" who "looked and acted like an entitled sixty-year-old former frat boy." She contrasts this with Triple H's leadership of NXT, where she claims he valued potential and in-ring ability.



This isn't the only target in Rousey's sights. She also criticizes Laurinaitis and Bruce Prichard for their role in transforming NXT after Triple H's health scare in 2021. This rebranding, known as NXT 2.0, is heavily criticized by Rousey.

Laurinaitis' inclusion in Rousey's book comes amidst ongoing legal troubles. He is named in Janel Grant's lawsuit against WWE, which centers on allegations of misconduct. Laurinaitis has denied wrongdoing.

Rousey does express fondness for most WWE personnel, but makes a clear exception for Laurinaitis and Prichard, stating they can "go f*** themselves." This isn't the first time she's targeted Prichard. Earlier this year, Rousey suggested Prichard's presence meant Vince McMahon still held power behind the scenes.

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