MMA Ronda Rousey in regards to UFC 207: ‘This is definitely one of my last fights’ by Daniel Yanofsky November 2, 2016 httpss://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2RR-lcXOhkY In 13 days, it will be one year since we last saw Ronda Rousey fight in a losing effort against Holly Holm at UFC 193. The UFC recently announced the return of “The Rowdy One” at UFC 207 against Amanda Nunes for the UFC Women’s Bantamweight Title. Fans finally get to see Ronda fight again, but for how much longer? According to Ronda, we might have to savor what we can. Rousey (12-1) went on Ellen yesterday to discuss her return to the octagon. The two joked about a few things, until they talked about her fighting career. Ronda was pretty honest when talking about how long her fighting career would last. From 2013-2015, Rousey defended the Bantamweight Title six times. It appears that took a toll on her. In regards to how long she thinks she’ll be fighting for, 29-year old stated: “Not that long, I’m wrapping it up. This is definitely one of my last fights…So everyone better watch. The show isn’t going to be around forever.” That was pretty unexpected considering how quiet she had been since UFC 193. After debuting in the UFC at UFC 157, Rousey has cemented women’s MMA as a force to be reckoned with. She has become a beacon for hope and a big money maker for the UFC. Once her career finally ends, it is assumed she will continue to appear in movies, and maybe even make a jump to WWE. Something that has bothered her in regards to fighting is the waiting game. Leading up to a fight a long time away is the worst part. It’s a big psychological toll on her (I assume other fighters feel the same way). Fans can look at this and agree with her, albeit in a different way. Wondering when she would be back, the waiting agitated many fans. The build-up just to get to this match was exhausting. It will definitely be interesting to see what happens after UFC 207. If she beats Nunes for the Bantamweight Title, will it prolong Rousey’s return? If she loses, will Rousey immediately call it quits? There are so many questions that need to be answered. Maybe Rousey will share more when the time comes. Until then, just like the entire year Rousey was gone, we’ll continue to be left in the dark. Post Views: 1,475 The following two tabs change content below.BioLatest Posts Daniel Yanofsky Baseball Editor, Misc. Sports Editor. Covers all things combat sports (MMA, Pro Wrestling and Boxing). When he's not writing, Daniel hosts a podcast, The Main Event. Latest posts by Daniel Yanofsky (see all) Mets hire Luis Rojas to replace Carlos Beltran as manager - January 23, 2020 An Outsider’s 2020 Hall of Fame Ballot - January 21, 2020 A Wild Yo Sighting: Yoenis Cespedes participates in running, fielding and hitting drills - January 21, 2020 Following Conor McGregor’s win at UFC 246, is “The King” truly back? - January 20, 2020 Related TopicsmmaRonda Rouseyufcufc 207Women in Sports 1 Comment You must be logged in to post a comment Login Leave a Reply Cancel replyYou must be logged in to post a comment. Newsletter Subscription Can't Miss Posts! Women in Sports: NHL Network Host, Jackie Redmond by Nicholas Durst | posted on March 4, 2019 From Paramus High School to CBS Sports, Spero Dedes is making waves in sports broadcasting by Sunil Sunder Raj | posted on October 27, 2020 Lochte, Dressel and Ledecky all Chasing Gold at 2021 Tokyo Olympics by Anthony Paradiso | posted on April 18, 2021 You Know I’m Right, Episode 109: The Athletic’s Marc Carig (Audio/Video) by Nicholas Durst | posted on April 19, 2021 Women in Sports: Podcast Host, New York Riptide Sideline Reporter, Dani Wexelman by Luke Porco | posted on March 3, 2020 More in MMA The Mockery of A Sport: Paul vs. Askren Jake Paul and Ben Askren are set to fight tonight, and as a fan... The Leverage Game: What’s Going on Between Jon Jones and UFC? After Francis Ngannou knocked out Stipe Miocic, fight fans everywhere were already excited about... Athletes and their “Charitable” Contributions The other day I was watching TV when I saw a commercial for Conor... Should the Holloway vs. Katter fight have been Stopped in the 4th Round? Dana White thought so… In my honest opinion, when it comes to sports there is nothing like watching... Connecticut’s Vinicius De Jesus to face James Baron in Bellator Debut Friday For New York Native Chris Weidman, UFC 205 Means Everything to Him