Will Ronda Rousey Make An Appearance At WWE WrestleMania 32? Vince And Stephanie McMahon Continue To Court 'Rowdy' For The Event

Looks like Vince and Stephanie McMahon are continuing to woo Ronda Rousey for WWE WrestleMania 32 despite Dana White saying she will not step inside the squared ring to compete again.

Rousey, who was named Best Female Athlete and Best Fighter at the ESPN ESPY Awards, is the UFC's reigning Women's Bantamweight Champion.

Rousey made an epic WrestleMania 31 appearance teaming up with Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson as she tossed Triple H and Stephanie McMahon out of the ring. This stirred several conversations hinting that she will make an appearance at WrestleMania 32.

While some rumors suggested she will step inside the squared ring again to face Stephanie McMahon and Triple H with "The Rock" on her corner, some speculations confirmed that Rousey will never return to the WWE.

"What she did on WWE was awesome. We came off great. I loved it. She's a one-and-done," UFC boss Dana White said at the time.

Amidst speculations hinting that Rousey will return to the WWE at WrestleMania next year, Vince McMahon took the unusual step to tweet about Rousey's ESPYS victories, WhatCulture noted.

Congratulations to @RondaRousey for her @ESPYs victories as #BestFemaleAthlete & #BestFighter. @ESPN," Vince tweeted.

Stephanie McMahon on the other hand went one better and actually attended the awards show in Los Angeles making sure to find Rousey on the red carpet for a photo.

At the #ESPYS @ESPN and look who I ran into! #UFC Champion @RondaRousey! Up 4 #BestFemaleAthlete! #WrestleMania?" Stephanie tweeted.

Rousey made an appearance on Wall Street Journal cafe session earlier this year and teased something that probably will happen in the ring.

"Here's the thing, with the last WrestleMania what was the coolest part?" Rousey asked.

"It's the surprise. So do you really want to know? Maybe, this is all part of some plot, to put Dana out there and be like, 'No, no way that'll never happen,' And then to have everybody forget about it so that later I can just pop up and be like, 'What? Dana said no.' And that's the cool thing about WWE, you don't know which factors are being put out there that are real and which ones are being put out there to put you guys off of what's really gonna happen."

Despite White publicly saying that Rousey won't compete, UFC's most dominant female fighter continues to tease some in the media, Inquisitr noted.