Ronda Rousey joins the likes of singer Taylor Swift, actress Jessica Alba, and HBO host John Oliver on the list.
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That same month, she became the first MMA fighter to appear in Sports Illustrated’s famed “Swimsuit Issue.” “But her sports achievements alone wouldn’t necessarily land her on our list of influential young people in business”.
Fortune writer Daniel Roberts said that while the list generally tends to steer clear of famous faces, Rousey’s “ubiquitous fame” is such that the reason for her inclusion on the list essentially writes itself.
But it looks like it’s not going to happen as Ronda confirmed in a fan Q&A in Australia for UFC 193 that she will be filming “Mile 22” with Mark Wahlberg and Iko Uwais in Jakarta, Indonesia in March 2016, according to MMA Mania.
Rousey spoke out about Floyd Mayweather and domestic abuse, about UFC fighter Nick Diaz and marijuana use and, maybe most well-known, she’s talking about women and body image.
Fortune magazine summed it up on Twitter.
Ronda Rousey hits Liz Carmouche during their UFC Bantamweight Title fight at Honda Center in Anaheim, California. The filming of the action movie is expected to take place in Jakarta, Indonesia in the early half of 2016.
Now, as reported by Wrestle Zone, UFC president, Dana White also said a little something about Rousey being at WWE again.
“I thought – that’s as big as a whole Wrestlemania”.
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“It would start, whoever the guy was I’d throw him to the ground and either give him a choke or an armbar”, she continued.
