UFC Hall of Famer Ronda Rousey seems satisfied with retirement, but remains speculation of fuel for a possible comeback.
Ronda Rousey abruptly left MMA after back-to-back title losses to Amanda Nunes and Holly Holm. For her back-to-back setbacks, Rousey was one of the biggest sports stars in the world and remains a pioneer for MMA for women.
Rousey has explained her abrupt leave of combat sports in recent months, referring to neurological trauma and a complicated relationship with the UFC fan base and media. She is accused by a former analyst, Jimmy Smith, of mistreating media members and production staff behind the scenes.
But despite her restraint to fight again, Rousey pretends that a return to the cage is not firmly off the table.
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Ronda Rousey shares rolling images with former UFC rival
In a recent Instagram post, Rousey showed extra images of her collaboration with Cat Zingano and does not quickly slide from training.
“A wall stream with [Cat Zingano] – Thank you for bringing me back, “Rousey posted.
“I have never felt so stiff, vulnerable or slow, but I missed God.”
Rousey created excitement from fans when she showed a return to training to rebuild her postpartum -body. To the surprise of many, Zingano, her former rival for championship, has played an important role in her return to the gym in recent months.
After he left the UFC, Rousey enjoyed WWE for a short period of time before he said goodbye to the promotion. Although she has not excluded a return to struggle along the line, it will probably not be in WWE after she had shared a tense relationship with the buyer.
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Rousey explained how an important history of concussion abruptly put an end to the opportunities for an MMA co -loft. But despite her attitude, she did not play in recent training images.
Rousey went in the UFC Hall of Fame in 2018 after a legendary career in the cage. She won her first 12 professional fighting, including her victory for making history on Liz Carmouche in the very first completely female UFC Main Event on UFC 157.
Rousey was briefly connected to rumors about a possible comeback in 2023, but a fight never flourished. Gina Carano was at the top of the list of potential opponents for her return.
At the moment Rousey remains satisfied with her decision to walk away from fighting and enjoy the next chapter of her life. But when the UFC comes to call, Rousey can keep the door open for a return to the Octagon.
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