Mixed martial arts star Ronda Rousey has revealed that the pain of missing out on an Olympic gold medal is responsible for turning her into the most feared female prizefighter on the planet.
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Holly Holm: Jon Jones and I have the same team and I love to hear his input.
Rousey has always credited her mother for being a huge influence in her life, and has remained protective of her for the duration of her career.
Joanna to Valerie Letourneau: I’m not Maryna Moroz, I’m not Jessica Rakoczy, you better know that.
With two demolishing finishes in a grand total of 48 seconds in 2015, it’s looking like the only way for Rousey to lose her belt would be to fail a drug test. Unfortunately for her opponents, it seems like she’s more than happy to prove that just won’t happen.
Farias as well as any other fighters would be a good test for Rousey to see if she is the real deal and can hang with the top fighters in women’s boxing.
About 35 minutes into the call, UFC PR head Dave Sholler came to the call to announce that Rousey wouldn’t return to the call.
The four ladies headlining UFC 193 on November 15 at Etihad Stadium in Melbourne, Australia took part in a media conference call on Thursday. She also dedicated her victory against Bethe Correia at UFC 190 to the legendary fighter, following his death. “She’s worked hard for it”.
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Joanna and Letourneau go back and forth bickering. “When it’s fight time, I focus on the fight”.
