Ronda Rousey and What Happens If She Loses Her UFC Debut
MONTREAL — Ronda Rousey's first UFC opponent is undetermined but this is much is clear: It likely won't be former Strikeforce featherweight champion Cristiane "Cyborg" Santos. A date has yet to be set for Rousey, the recently signed women's
30 marked another historic day for new UFC star Ronda Rousey, as she closed in on the mark of 143,000 followers on Twitter. Rousey's announcement on Nov. 29 that she tries to have as much sex as possible before a key fight helped her make headlines,
2013 could be a big year for women's MMA, and Ronda Rousey especially, as she makes her way into the UFC's Octagon for the first time. Rousey continues to garner more publicity than many, and she does a good job at appealing herself to a larger sports
Ronda Rousey, the first female fighter in UFC history, had some interesting things to say about sex on Jim Rome's talk show this week. Rome asked her about male fighters who abstain from sex before a big fight, and Rousey
Ronda Rousey made history recently when she became the first woman to ever sign a contract with the UFC. It's a big moment, both for the sport and the women who aspire to fight at its highest levels. Rousey is a trailblazer of the highest order, and
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