Ronda Rousey returns to the Octagon this December 30 where she will face Amanda Nunes at UFC 207, after a year outside the octagon. The former UFC champion revealed that she did not intend to extend her career in MMA much longer.
Rousey said in Ellen that she is close to hanging up hes gloves:
“I will not continue for long, I’m closing my career. This will be one of my last fights. I want everyone to see, because the show will not last forever. “
Despite being only 29 years old, Ronda competed in martial arts since childhood, as a judoka. She was the first American to win an Olympic medal and Judo a Bronze medal in Beijing 2008. After that, she put the kimono aside and migrated to MMA, where he was undefeated for thirteen fights.
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