Former undisputed UFC bantamweight champion, Ronda Rousey has once more argued her case that she’s the greatest mixed martial artist to compete in the sport – despite massive outcry from fans and pundits on social media last week, claiming it “stings” her somewhat that he status in the sport seems to go unrecognized.
Rousey called it quits in 2016, after losing in the Octagon to Amanda Nunes (a former two division champion) in a round-one TKO.
The year prior, Judo star, Rousey saw her unbeaten professional record snapped by incoming UFC 300 feature, Holly Holm in the pair’s championship fight, dropping a hellacious second round high-kick KO loss to the New Mexico striker in Australia.
Rousey expressed her disappointment that the fans in the area do not see her as one of the greatest fighters to compete in combat sports.
Ronda Rousey reveals her thoughts on retirement.
