All the titles will be on the line at WrestleMania 39 and while fans would expect most of them to change hands, as per the latest report, there are talks of a potential title change in the tag team division at Mania. With the Usos currently holding the Men's Tag team titles, the new pair of Becky Lynch and Lita were recently crowned the Women's tag champions on the last episode of RAW after they beat Damage CTRL's Dakota Kai and IYO SKY.

As the pair of Dakota and Iyo didn't defend their title before last Monday's episode of RAW, going ahead, the company is likely to bring in more contenders for the same. Speaking of the challengers, Bryan Alvarez and Dave Meltzer of Wrestling Observer Radio believe new tag champions will be crowned at the Show of Shows in Hollywood.

ALSO READ:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/will-brock-lesnar-quit-wwe-after-mania-latest-reports-suggest-he-told-a-few-people-about-finishing-up-568321">Will Brock Lesnar quit WWE after Mania? Latest reports suggest he told a few people about 'finishing up’</a>

Meanwhile, as it got reported earlier that Ronda Rousey and Shayna Baszler are pushing WWE to bring them into the title picture, both are front leaders to dethrone Becky and Lita for tag championships. However, Ronda is currently nursing a non-serious injury and is expected to be back soon just before the Mania.&nbsp;

"From what I understand, she's [Ronda Rousey] limited [and] probably will be out, and exactly how much she will be recovered by when she's wrestling again, is unknown. But the hope is that they [Shayna Baszler and Ronda Rousey] will still win the tag team titles at WrestleMania. That was the original idea. That's still the hope," said Dave Meltzer

The 'baddest woman on the planet,' Ronda dropped&nbsp;her SmackDown Women's title to the returning Charlotte Flair last year, who will be facing the winner of the Women's Royal Rumble Rhea Ripley for the title at WrestleMania 39. On the other hand, RAW Women's champion Bianca Belair will take on Asuka for the title at the Showcase of Immortals.

All the titles will be on the line at WrestleMania 39 and while fans would expect most of them to change hands, as per the latest report, there are talks of a potential title change in the tag team division at Mania.

All the titles will be on the line at WrestleMania 39 and while fans would expect most of them to change hands, as per the latest report, there are talks of a potential title change in the tag team division at Mania. With the Usos currently holding the Men's Tag team titles, the new pair of Becky Lynch and Lita were recently crowned the Women's tag champions on the last episode of RAW after they beat Damage CTRL's Dakota Kai and IYO SKY. As the pair of Dakota and Iyo didn't defend their title before last Monday's episode of RAW, going ahead, the company is likely to bring in more contenders for the same. Speaking of the challengers, Bryan Alvarez and Dave Meltzer of Wrestling Observer Radio believe new tag champions will be crowned at the Show of Shows in Hollywood. ALSO READ: Will Brock Lesnar quit WWE after Mania? Latest reports suggest he told a few people about 'finishing up’ Meanwhile, as it got reported earlier that Ronda Rousey and Shayna Baszler are pushing WWE to bring them into the title picture, both are front leaders to dethrone Becky and Lita for tag championships. However, Ronda is currently nursing a non-serious injury and is expected to be back soon just before the Mania. "From what I understand, she's [Ronda Rousey] limited [and] probably will be out, and exactly how much she will be recovered by when she's wrestling again, is unknown. But the hope is that they [Shayna Baszler and Ronda Rousey] will still win the tag team titles at WrestleMania. That was the original idea. That's still the hope," said Dave Meltzer The 'baddest woman on the planet,' Ronda dropped her SmackDown Women's title to the returning Charlotte Flair last year, who will be facing the winner of the Women's Royal Rumble Rhea Ripley for the title at WrestleMania 39. On the other hand, RAW Women's champion Bianca Belair will take on Asuka for the title at the Showcase of Immortals.

WWE: Tag Team titles are set to change hands at WrestleMania 39: Reports

Ronda Rousey&#39;s comeback was derailed Friday as the American suffered her second straight pounding when Amanda Nunes won by a TKO less than a minute into their mixed martial arts fight.

The 28-year-old Nunes, of Brazil, barely broke a sweat against a helpless Rousey to easily retain her UFC women&#39;s bantamweight belt in Las Vegas.

Referee Herb Dean stopped the rout at 48 seconds of the opening round after Nunes landed an overhand right, followed by a straight left to Rousey&#39;s head.

&quot;She had her time. She did a lot for this sport. Thank you, Ronda Rousey. I&#39;m the champion, the Lion,&quot; Nunes said.

Rousey entered the octagon first with her trademark scowl, but the angry demeanour quickly turned to desperation as the former champion looked out of her class from the moment Nunes backed her up with the first overhand right.&nbsp;

The 29-year-old from Los Angeles had not fought in over a year since she was pummelled in similar fashion by Holly Holm.&nbsp;

Following that loss, Rousey went into seclusion and kept a low profile in the build-up to the Nunes fight by declining to do interviews.&nbsp;

The Holm loss also shattered the mystique that Rousey had developed during the 12 straight wins that kickstarted her career. She is now 12-2 overall.

Rousey, a former Olympic judo medalist, is one of MMA&#39;s biggest stars and has helped widen the sport&#39;s global appeal.

So it was no surprise that her return after a protracted absence created a huge buzz, with organisers predicting record pay per view buys.

Rousey earned a guaranteed $3 million payday for less than a minute&#39;s work. Nunes collected $100,000.&nbsp;

Perhaps the most surprising aspect for US fans on Friday was Rousey&#39;s inability to put up any semblance of a defence.

She was rocked by a number of overhand rights before finally being wobbled one last time and appeared to be out on her feet. Rousey managed to stay up by holding onto the side of the cage with her right hand.

After it was over, Rousey did not stick around. She exited the cage quickly without doing any interviews, leaving many to wonder if she will ever return to her old form.

Nunes, the winner of five straight fights, seemed dismissive of Rousey.&nbsp;

&quot;She&#39;s going to retire and go to movies and make a lot of money now,&quot; Nunes said. &quot;You have lots of talent in this division. Forget about Ronda Rousey.&quot; 
 
(AFP)

Once one of MMA's biggest stars, some wonder about Rousey's UFC career now that she has suffered her second straight embarrassing defeat

Ronda Rousey's comeback was derailed Friday as the American suffered her second straight pounding when Amanda Nunes won by a TKO less than a minute into their mixed martial arts fight. The 28-year-old Nunes, of Brazil, barely broke a sweat against a helpless Rousey to easily retain her UFC women's bantamweight belt in Las Vegas. Referee Herb Dean stopped the rout at 48 seconds of the opening round after Nunes landed an overhand right, followed by a straight left to Rousey's head. "She had her time. She did a lot for this sport. Thank you, Ronda Rousey. I'm the champion, the Lion," Nunes said. Rousey entered the octagon first with her trademark scowl, but the angry demeanour quickly turned to desperation as the former champion looked out of her class from the moment Nunes backed her up with the first overhand right. The 29-year-old from Los Angeles had not fought in over a year since she was pummelled in similar fashion by Holly Holm. Following that loss, Rousey went into seclusion and kept a low profile in the build-up to the Nunes fight by declining to do interviews. The Holm loss also shattered the mystique that Rousey had developed during the 12 straight wins that kickstarted her career. She is now 12-2 overall. Rousey, a former Olympic judo medalist, is one of MMA's biggest stars and has helped widen the sport's global appeal. So it was no surprise that her return after a protracted absence created a huge buzz, with organisers predicting record pay per view buys. Rousey earned a guaranteed $3 million payday for less than a minute's work. Nunes collected $100,000. Perhaps the most surprising aspect for US fans on Friday was Rousey's inability to put up any semblance of a defence. She was rocked by a number of overhand rights before finally being wobbled one last time and appeared to be out on her feet. Rousey managed to stay up by holding onto the side of the cage with her right hand. After it was over, Rousey did not stick around. She exited the cage quickly without doing any interviews, leaving many to wonder if she will ever return to her old form. Nunes, the winner of five straight fights, seemed dismissive of Rousey. "She's going to retire and go to movies and make a lot of money now," Nunes said. "You have lots of talent in this division. Forget about Ronda Rousey." (AFP)

UFC: Ronda Rousey loses by TKO 48 seconds into title rematch

Serena Williams may have been second best at the French Open on Saturday but the American has moved ahead of fellow tennis player Maria Sharapova to top the women&#39;s earnings list in sports, according to Forbes Magazine. 
 
Williams ended the Russian&#39;s 11-year reign as the world number one women&#39;s money earner in sports by hauling in $28.9 million in combined prize money and off-field earnings over the past 12 months, the magazine said yesterday. 
 
Sharapova, who lost some sponsorship money after announcing she had tested positive for the recently banned substance meldonium at the Australian Open in January and is provisionally suspended, holds second spot at $21.9 million. 
 
American mixed martial arts standout Ronda Rousey shot up to third on the list at $14 million from eighth place and $6.5 million, just ahead of compatriot and NASCAR driver Danica Patrick, who earned $13.9 million, according to www.forbes.com. 
 
The rest of the women&#39;s top 10 were also tennis players. 
 
Poland&#39;s Agnieszka Radwanska ranked fifth at $10.2 million followed by Dane Caroline Wozniacki ($8 million), Spain&#39;s newly-crowned French Open champion Garbine Muguruza ($7.6 million), Serb Ana Ivanovic ($7.4 million), Victoria Azarenka of Belarus ($6.6) and Canada&#39;s Eugenie Bouchard ($6.2 million).

The US tennis star has earned $28.9 million in the last 12 months while Maria Sharapova has earned $21.9 million in this time period

Serena Williams may have been second best at the French Open on Saturday but the American has moved ahead of fellow tennis player Maria Sharapova to top the women's earnings list in sports, according to Forbes Magazine. Williams ended the Russian's 11-year reign as the world number one women's money earner in sports by hauling in $28.9 million in combined prize money and off-field earnings over the past 12 months, the magazine said yesterday. Sharapova, who lost some sponsorship money after announcing she had tested positive for the recently banned substance meldonium at the Australian Open in January and is provisionally suspended, holds second spot at $21.9 million. American mixed martial arts standout Ronda Rousey shot up to third on the list at $14 million from eighth place and $6.5 million, just ahead of compatriot and NASCAR driver Danica Patrick, who earned $13.9 million, according to www.forbes.com. The rest of the women's top 10 were also tennis players. Poland's Agnieszka Radwanska ranked fifth at $10.2 million followed by Dane Caroline Wozniacki ($8 million), Spain's newly-crowned French Open champion Garbine Muguruza ($7.6 million), Serb Ana Ivanovic ($7.4 million), Victoria Azarenka of Belarus ($6.6) and Canada's Eugenie Bouchard ($6.2 million).

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