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Photo: Instagram/Ronda Rousey Ronda Rousey was often a divisive figure in the world of MMA. Although she's been away from the sport longer than she was in it, Rousey still holds a significant presence.  Her latest book, "Our Fight," released in February, has brought her back into the spotlight. In it, she opens up about her decision to leave MMA due to a history of concussions and her belief that the media treated her unfairly after her losses to Holly Holm and Amanda Nunes. Rousey recently discussed these issues on the High Performance podcast, hosted by Jake Humphrey and Damian Hughes. She expressed feeling vilified by the MMA media, saying, “Everything that could be said that was negative was said, and I feel really vilified by MMA media at this point and not really welcome back, which is why I haven’t gone to a UFC fight since (I left). I’m pretty sure if I walked into the arena, I’d be booed. That’s how it feels.” Photo: Instagram/Ronda Rousey Despite some support f...

Photo: Instagram/Ronda Rousey Former UFC commentator Jimmy Smith didn't hold back on his thoughts about Ronda Rousey 's recent remarks and excuses regarding her MMA career.  Rousey, known for her dominant run in the UFC before transitioning to WWE, faced criticism from Smith who accused her of not giving credit to her opponents and being difficult to work with behind the scenes.  Smith's comments came after Rousey appeared on The Chris Cuomo Project, where she expressed disappointment with the MMA media's treatment of her following her losses. Photo: Instagram/Ronda Rousey Smith's rant on Unlocking The Cage shed light on Rousey's alleged behavior towards the media, with claims that she was unpleasant to work with and didn't show appreciation for the people promoting her fights.  Despite not commentating during Rousey's peak in the UFC, Smith's insights offer a perspective on the challenges faced by media personnel dealing with high-profile athletes l...

Photo: Instagram/Ronda Rousey Ronda Rousey , once a dominant force in UFC and a standout in WWE, has shed light on her decision to retire from mixed martial arts and depart from the wrestling entertainment giant.  In her upcoming memoir, "Our Fight," Rousey reveals a deeply personal struggle with a history of concussions, dating back to her days in Olympic judo. The revelation comes as a surprise to many fans who witnessed Rousey's meteoric rise in UFC, which came to a halt after back-to-back losses to Holly Holm and Amanda Nunes. Photo: Instagram/Ronda Rousey Despite her UFC success, Rousey admits she concealed her concussion history to continue competing but ultimately faced the consequences of her health. Moreover, Rousey's departure from WWE was not without controversy. She pointed fingers at top WWE executives, John Laurinaitis and Bruce Prichard, accusing them of contributing to her decision to exit the organization.  Rousey's scathing remarks provide a glim...

Photo: Instagram/Daniel Cormier Daniel Cormier, the esteemed UFC Hall of Famer, has responded to the recent rumors surrounding Ronda Rousey 's potential return to MMA. The speculation began after reports emerged that Rousey had a specific date for her WWE departure, fueling speculation about her potential comeback to the octagon. Even fellow UFC fighter Chelsea Chandler added to the buzz, igniting anticipation among fans. However, Ariel Helwani, a prominent MMA journalist, has since reported that there are currently no plans for Ronda Rousey to make a UFC comeback. Despite the uncertainty, Cormier shared his thoughts on the matter during an episode of ESPN's "DC & RC." Photo: Instagram/Daniel Cormier Cormier expressed that he is skeptical about Rousey's return to fighting, considering the multitude of commitments she currently has in her life. He acknowledged that Rousey has numerous projects and ventures, which might indicate that she is likely to walk away f...

Photo: Instagram/Ronda Rousey Ronda Rousey has finally broken her silence on social media following a major betrayal by her longtime friend and tag team partner, Shayna Baszler. The incident occurred during the Money in the Bank Premium Live Event, where Rousey and Baszler were defending their WWE Women's Tag Team Championships. In a shocking turn of events, Baszler turned on Rousey in the middle of the match. Baszler's betrayal allowed Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez to seize the opportunity and claim the victory, thus regaining the WWE Women's Tag Team Championships. Photo: Instagram/Ronda Rousey Rousey, taking to Instagram , shared a brief message expressing her disbelief at how swiftly everything had come to an end. Alongside her words, she posted photos capturing Baszler's treacherous act of trapping her former partner in a submission hold. Interestingly, prior to the betrayal, Baszler had openly discussed the possibility of facing Rousey in a match. During an i...

Photo: Instagram/Ronda Rousey Ronda Rousey , the trailblazer of women's MMA, has been absent from the sport for nearly seven years. However, with the recent retirement of Amanda Nunes and the void it created in the women's bantamweight division, discussions about Rousey's potential return to the UFC have emerged. According to UFC commentator Jon Anik , the timing couldn't be better for her comeback. In an interview with MMA Fighting , Anik expressed his belief that now would be the ideal moment for Ronda Rousey to make her UFC return, especially considering Endeavor's recent acquisition of WWE, where she is currently signed. Anik suggested that if anyone deserves such an opportunity, it is Rousey, but emphasized that she would only reenter the Octagon if she felt confident in her ability to compete. While Anik acknowledged the excitement surrounding Rousey's possible return, he also expressed reservations about her receiving an instant title shot. Photo: Instag...

Photo: Instagram/Ronda Rousey  Former UFC fighter and WWE wrestler Ronda Rousey is reportedly in talks with Marvel for a major role in the upcoming “Captain America: New World Order” movie, according to Giant Freakin Robot. The role being discussed is that of Thundra, a superhuman character who made her Marvel Comics debut in 1972. Rousey has made a name for herself in Hollywood, having appeared in “The Expendables 3” and “Furious 7,” as well as numerous television roles. Photo: Instagram/Ronda Rousey  She has also had success in the wrestling world, having won multiple championships in the WWE, including the Women’s Royal Rumble in 2022. Rousey recently made her return to WWE television on the February 10, 2023, episode of Friday Night SmackDown, teaming up with Shayna Baszler to take out Natalya. Despite her success in singles competition, Rousey has expressed interest in dominating the tag team division. Whether or not Rousey will ultimately land the role of Thundra remains...

Photo: Instagram/Ronda Rousey  Ronda Rousey made her return to WWE on SmackDown after being absent for a few weeks since her loss to Charlotte Flair. Natalya and Shayna Baszler were in the ring having a war of words when Rousey came out to attack Natalya. Baszler stopped Rousey from going after Natalya but then attacked her instead. Rousey and Baszler then started kicking and stomping Natalya before hitting her with a knee. Photo: Instagram/Ronda Rousey  Though they seemed to be on the same page, there are signs that their alliance might be falling apart. Natalya had been talking about Elimination Chamber when she took jabs at Baszler, calling her a Rousey knock off. Baszler argued that she was winning matches in WWE before Rousey joined and was tired of being called a knock off. Rousey walked directly towards the ring and went after Natalya, but Baszler stopped her. Baszler hitting Natalya and teaming up with Rousey against her suggests a potential showdown between Rousey and...

Photo: Instagram/Ronda Rousey  Ronda Rousey was a force to be reckoned with during her UFC days, earning the title of "Baddest Woman on the Planet" with her quick wins. After her UFC career ended, Rousey transitioned to the WWE where she quickly became a main event star. Her WWE debut at the 2018 Royal Rumble was a shock to fans, as she won the RAW Women's Championship just after her debut. Photo: Instagram/Ronda Rousey  She held the title for 231 days and won her in-ring debut match with Kurt Angle against Triple H and Stephanie McMahon at WrestleMania 34. Former WWE star Alundra Blayze believes that the WWE's decision to bring in Rousey caused everything to "skyrocket." The WWE has plans for Rousey at WrestleMania 39, where she intends to go after the Women's Tag Team Titles. Read Next: LeBron James' Milestone Lakers Jersey From 2021-22 Season Up For Bid Source: Thirsty For News