UFC Hall of Famer Ronda Rousey may not be done with MMA after an intriguing post on social media.
Former UFC Ladies Bantamweight Champion Ronda Rousey has a complicated relationship with MMA and his fan base after back-to-back losses brought her superstar to a standstill. Years after her most recent fight against Amanda Nunes, Rousey returned to the gym and led to the imagination of fans worldwide.
Rousey entered the UFC Hof in 2018 after a long, decorated career in the Octagon. The MMA pioneer of the women went to Holly Holm and Nunes on one of the most dominant title rules in the history of UFC.
Despite the brief tease of a comeback fight against Gina Carano, Rousey has remained content in recent years. She is now a full -time mother and is relieved of the enormous pressure and responsibility she held during her fighting prime.
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Fans respond to the return of Ronda Rousey to Training MMA
The hope that Rousey ended her MMA retirement was crushed when Rousey brain trauma and other health problems revealed her forbidden to return to the cage. She suffered countless concussion during her combat sport career, dating from her time that competed as an Olympic bronze medal winner in Judo.
But despite the fact that he closed a potential fighting comeback only a few months ago, Rousey may be folding the door to a fighting return, as she shared online this week.
In a recent Instagram post, Rousey led to speculation of a potential comeback.
“Back,” Rousey noticed with photos of her training in an MMA sports school.
Rousey has not fought since the loss for Nunes on UFC 207. After running away from MMA, she enjoyed a multi -year professional wrestling career in WWE, fighting people like Becky Lynch and other top wrestles.
After Rousey's message, it didn't take long before Vecht fans had their say.
“UFC Comeback?” A fan noticed.
“You are my inspiration, I started training when I first looked at your fighting,” said another fan.
'So great to have you back in the gym! You are a role model for all athletes. Keep killing, champion! “
Ronda Rousey mentioned neurological problems as the main reason for MMA pension
Rousey claims that she is not 'neurological fit' to return to the UFC after storing head injury during her career. Brain trauma is a constant concern for athletes since MMA's children's shoes, as spoken by top names such as Fabricio Werdum.
Rousey has had a tense relationship with MMA fans and media after the two only losses of her career. She has not attended UFC event since his retirement.
During her physical prime, Rousey was one of the biggest superstars of Combat Sports, at one point with a debate about whether she floyd mayweather Jr. could beat in a fight.
Rousey won her first 12 professional fights, including finishes from Miesha Tate, Cat Zingano and Alexis Davis. Her last victory came against Bethe Correia by knockout on UFC 190.
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