34 seconds, that is all it took.
34 seconds to make history in the world of UFC.
She has been on everyone’s radar both in the ring and out.
With Rousey’s professional career taking off right before our eyes, it will be exciting to see how long her next opponent will last up against this powerful force.
The name that has sports fans buzzing is a woman by the name of Ronda Rousey.
Rousey started the month of August off with headlining news papers, magazines and all types of social media platforms.
Her opponent, Bethe Correia of Brazil, took a beating by Rousey. The Two battled it out in Rio De Janeiro on Aug. 1. The fight lasted 34 seconds and ended with a huge knock out by Rousey.
“It was insane,” senior Gabby Glenning said.
Knockouts are common among male UFC fighters but usually unlikely to happen when it comes to female fighters.
Rousey is breaking all stereotypes.
With her last four fights lasting a total of just over two minutes, Rousey is quickly climbing to the top level of UFC fighting.
With world heavyweight Champion Floyd Mayweather even saying a few snarky comments to the young fighter, she manages to keep herself very classy.
Several interviews with ESPN show Rousey as a beast in the ring but a sweetheart in real life.
Rousey also set a record with just over 900,000 pay-per views. Her quick climb to success has her the topic of ESPN talk shows and has been the subject for many interviews since her latest bantamweight champion. knockout.
“I do not even follow UFC fights but I have heard of Ronda Rousey,” sophomore Alex Swallow said. Rousey has broken through all barriers with sports fans as well as non-sports fans.
Rousey has also recently been in the news for replying to a young Marine’s request to take her to a ball. She has been on everyone’s radar both in the ring and out.
With Rousey’s professional career taking off right before our eyes, it will be exciting to see how long her next opponent will last up against this powerful force.
