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  • Опубликовано: 4 авг 2021
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    At a time when Mixed Martial Arts needed a star to carry the torch after the departure of Georges St. Pierre and the back to back defeats of Anderson Silva, the UFC turned to a woman to lead the promotion.
    Ronda Rousey, a former Olympic bronze medalist in judo, became the UFC’s top star from 2013-2015. She won the Strikeforce bantamweight title in 2012 before being promoted as the UFC women’s bantamweight title following the Strikeforce-UFC merger. After that, she went on to have the one most dominant reign of any MMA champion, male or female. She was considered as the baddest woman in the planet.
    But as they say, nothing lasts forever. On November 15, 2015, Rousey defended her title against Holly Holm in front of the largest crowd ever in UFC history at the Etihad Stadium in Melbourne, Australia. It was supposed to be just another easy outing for Ronda but a high kick to the neck floored Rousey and ended her dominant three year reign as UFC women’s bantamweight title. What followed was a serious period of depression that led to her contemplating suicide at one point. The loss was so deflating that Rousey made herself scarce to media and to the public eye for one year. Then she made her highly anticipated return against the woman who held the belt that once belonged to her.
    But instead of getting redemption, Ronda Rousey got smoked by Amanda Nunes in just 48 seconds. She was unable to land a shot nor take Nunes to the ground. The Lioness dropped one powerful punch after another and gave Ronda Rousey her second straight defeat.
    She later retired from the sport of MMA in 2016, got inducted into the UFC hall of fame then decided to make a run in the WWE.
    Ronda Rousey hasn't competed in the WWE since her loss at WrestleMania 35 in April 2019 but seems to be enjoying life away from the limelight..
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Комментарии • 5 тыс.

  • @kellysanchez2629
    @kellysanchez2629 7 месяцев назад +214

    Just remember....when u think ur badass...there's always someone badasser

    • @ABAddonfromHeLL
      @ABAddonfromHeLL 3 месяца назад +10

      There’s no one more badasser than Chuck Norris though

    • @SSAVAGEEE
      @SSAVAGEEE Месяц назад +4

      Unless your Jon jones

    • @RedFox-ye1gy
      @RedFox-ye1gy Месяц назад +8

      ​@SSAVAGEEE Jon was scared to fight francis and is scared to fight Tom, so im not sure about that.

    • @beonowak6414
      @beonowak6414 Месяц назад +2

      ⁠​⁠@@RedFox-ye1gyjon would submit ngannou just like he did to gane and if he fought aspinall he could potentially disable his knees for life considering they’re already broken and if you know jon jones you know he’s taking huge advantage of that unfortunately we are talking about a jon jones that looks like he ate dc and is basically 4 years retired since that 1st round submission barely even counts as being active prime bones would end both of their lives in the same night and if the fights were to happen i’d still put my money on jones

    • @Pakos-Terimos
      @Pakos-Terimos 29 дней назад

      Life bro, life. 100%

  • @zoomanjo925
    @zoomanjo925 2 года назад +3561

    Damn, the Rousey era feels like a lifetime ago now.

    • @keyia1983
      @keyia1983 2 года назад +22

      Right 😆

    • @heavyrain5949
      @heavyrain5949 2 года назад +104

      It really does. Strange how moments in time just end 😞

    • @hazahizabbanzabalawan3815
      @hazahizabbanzabalawan3815 2 года назад +3

      Fck I know😂😂😂

    • @GojoTheHonoredOne9
      @GojoTheHonoredOne9 2 года назад +46

      Now its the amanda nunes era

    • @jc24445
      @jc24445 2 года назад +75

      @@heavyrain5949 with one door closing, multiple other doors open. We got Amanda, Valentina, Thug Rose, Joanna, Weilli, and so many other exciting women fighters.We should always be thankful for Ronda opening up this door for everyone.

  • @shem44
    @shem44 9 месяцев назад +157

    Ronda Rousey is the classic textbook standard that should be taught at all fighting school. "Let your fist do the talking instead of your mouth and stay humble".

    • @shelbycorzine8674
      @shelbycorzine8674 6 месяцев назад

      Shut up, yeah I’m sure mcgregor would’ve accomplished just as much if he didn’t speak, shut ur idiot mouth

    • @VEGITAS4
      @VEGITAS4 3 месяца назад +4

      And fade off into obscurity like every other champion after her….okay.

    • @GabrielS94
      @GabrielS94 2 месяца назад +5

      @@VEGITAS4 Some champions stay humble and let their fist do the talking. She ate her words for breakfast after getting demolished by Holm

    • @VEGITAS4
      @VEGITAS4 2 месяца назад +2

      @@GabrielS94 she got to where she is now by not being humble and talking big and backing it up until someone shut her down. She’s the reason why there’s a women’s division in the UFC in the first place. That’s how you get to the top. Look at all the humble women in the division now. They couldn’t sell half the tickets she could. They don’t have the personality to do it. Like her or hate her you can’t deny the impact she made, and there hasn’t really been anyone that has risen to her level as a star. And no matter who beat her or who has the best record, none of them can say that they are the reason why they are in the UFC in the first place.

    • @RainReignsX
      @RainReignsX Месяц назад

      FUCK OFF WITH THIS HUMBLE BS

  • @Kamehamehahahaha
    @Kamehamehahahaha 7 месяцев назад +52

    The moment she was humbled, she disappeared from earth. - Alien from Mars

  • @gaudphree841
    @gaudphree841 Год назад +916

    I will NEVER tire of watching Holly Holm kick her into reality.

    • @hectorsamko9339
      @hectorsamko9339 11 месяцев назад

      Si disfrutas por la caída de una gran campeona lo lamento por ti

    • @rumeniggsmendoza3545
      @rumeniggsmendoza3545 11 месяцев назад +29

      Una gran campeona que se creía intocable con una actitud mierda que ahora vive en la sombra por el miedo a que le den otra verguiza. 😂😂

    • @hectorsamko9339
      @hectorsamko9339 11 месяцев назад

      @@rumeniggsmendoza3545 no se qué quiere decir verguisa .

    • @hectorsamko9339
      @hectorsamko9339 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@rumeniggsmendoza3545 o verguiza , vergüenza es tener faltas de ortografía.

    • @edwardcashh924
      @edwardcashh924 11 месяцев назад +3

      @@hectorsamko9339 verguisa es cuando te meten una chinga de la que nunca te olvidas

  • @Don661_
    @Don661_ 2 года назад +1997

    Holly put Ronda in a coffin and Amanda nailed that shit!🤣🤣

  • @Jackson-pu7gd
    @Jackson-pu7gd 11 месяцев назад +345

    One of the most richly deserved humiliations in sports history. Ronda was insufferably arrogant with the concept of good sportsmanship completely foreign to her. I'll always be a holly holm fan for giving ronda what she deserved.
    Having said that though, knowing how much she suffered as a result of that loss definitely leaves me with no hard feelings, and i wish her well.

    • @PlayboiBreezeTV
      @PlayboiBreezeTV 5 месяцев назад +4

      🎯

    • @C_E_0
      @C_E_0 5 месяцев назад +22

      I’m way worse than you in that I enjoyed seeing how much she suffered after that. She hyped herself so far up, that fall from grace was just pure bliss for people like me. Then, watching her be organically booed by WWE crowds was the cherry on top of

    • @mikedun7
      @mikedun7 4 месяца назад

      I couldn't of said it any better.👍 I would never celebrate anyone's downfall, but Rhonda got everything that she deserved. So full of arrogance, as well as one of the biggest sore losers in the MMA sport. There was some talk of her returning? I hope to never see her again.

    • @glorygeist
      @glorygeist 4 месяца назад +1

      @@C_E_0wth, sicko

    • @C_E_0
      @C_E_0 4 месяца назад

      @@glorygeist cuck

  • @michaelh2034
    @michaelh2034 7 месяцев назад +25

    I remember the whole "she can beat guys" thing. Take an average man off the street who has a basic knowledge of fighting and she was knocked out in seconds.

  • @diegor.1905
    @diegor.1905 2 года назад +1713

    Saying she could outbox Mayweather was pure comedy

    • @crystalhellm9855
      @crystalhellm9855 Год назад +114

      Rite I dnt care how strong she is..she can't beat no man in the Ring they would hurt her seriously

    • @nashbullet3213
      @nashbullet3213 Год назад +49

      @@crystalhellm9855 She was just in over her head😂

    • @sabin97
      @sabin97 11 месяцев назад +36

      to be fair i dont remember her ever saying outbox. if i remember correctly(i could be wrong) she said she would demolish him in a fight. and she would.
      any professional mma fighter would demolish jr in a fight.
      in boxing he would demolish any of them, but in a fight he'd be demolished by rousey or any other professional.

    • @hyena_man3309
      @hyena_man3309 11 месяцев назад +1

      ​​@@sabin97 that is probably the stupidest take I have ever read

    • @gwalker3092
      @gwalker3092 11 месяцев назад +12

      A lot of ppl thought could do that that but they find out the hard way

  • @zebraneighbor6383
    @zebraneighbor6383 Год назад +1064

    Holly's KO of Ronda was like a shock to everyone at the time. Nunes's KO of Ronda was like a funny joke 😂😂

    • @tiffanybatcheller-harris522
      @tiffanybatcheller-harris522 Год назад +23

      It was a helluva joke on Ronda! 👊😂

    • @GetBenched2010
      @GetBenched2010 11 месяцев назад +38

      Rousey was a meme before the Nunes fight even happened.

    • @tiffanybatcheller-harris522
      @tiffanybatcheller-harris522 11 месяцев назад +25

      @@GetBenched2010 she always was a damn joke. 🤣

    • @schembizzi
      @schembizzi 11 месяцев назад +23

      I wish a had the money to bet on Holly beating up Ronda. I would have made out like a bandit 😂

    • @Seanicusmclain
      @Seanicusmclain 11 месяцев назад

      @@tiffanybatcheller-harris522 she’d definitely beat your ass. 😂 I bet you wouldn’t say that to her while standing in the cage with her.🤡

  • @shezziesbaby
    @shezziesbaby Год назад +43

    Could watch the knockouts allday, everyday. I watch all combat sports, but the Holly Holm knockout of Ronda Rousey will always be my favourite

  • @alastair1955
    @alastair1955 Год назад +22

    It's something I have seen several times through my life not just in a ring. Bullies get more and more arrogant, but eventually get taken down, which is always a pleasure to see.

  • @Athena124
    @Athena124 2 года назад +674

    I will never forget that fight with Holly. I kept saying “I know ronda will probably win but I really really hope it is Holly”. Her bad attitude was so tacky and Holly has always shown respect. It was glorious.

    • @GrimReaper-uu2sq
      @GrimReaper-uu2sq Год назад +6

      It's a fucking role bro Rhonda played the bad guy if u took it that serious idk what to say

    • @Athena124
      @Athena124 Год назад +63

      @@GrimReaper-uu2sq I read her book, her autobiography. I do not believe that was her playing a role. She truly thought she was hot shit.
      Also, I think her loses humbled her and she is more grounded now.

    • @GrimReaper-uu2sq
      @GrimReaper-uu2sq Год назад +4

      @@Athena124 in every sport ppl play a role so u think everyday all day she walks around acting like that?? Smh ppl do it for dramatic effect bro

    • @trishanikov
      @trishanikov Год назад +7

      Yes! Disgusting attitude!

    • @lewiswhatley687
      @lewiswhatley687 Год назад +23

      @@GrimReaper-uu2sq I know this thread is old now, but no, people seriously do go around thinking that. When she was talking about how she had suicidal thoughts after she lost to Holm - that's because she attached her entire personality to the idea of being a champion. The best was never good enough for her. So when she lost, it genuinely shook her psychologically. in her own words from that Ellen interview, "if I'm not this, what am I?" She may have played up stuff for the camera, but I've no doubt after her reaction to being asked about her losses that she was at least 75% percent sincere, and actually a very fragile person, in a way.

  • @zackhicks5320
    @zackhicks5320 2 года назад +1357

    Ronda is the perfect example of what happens when you think too highly of your skills and neglect the other parts of fighting MMA. Having a good ground game is great, but there’s just too many great strikers in the UFC. But you can tell so many other female fighters have learned from her mistakes

    • @ApeSapiens
      @ApeSapiens 2 года назад +98

      Actually you could argue that if she had stuck to her ground game and didn't have Edmund in her ear telling her she could knock out olympic level boxers, she might have kept stretching people.

    • @zackhicks5320
      @zackhicks5320 2 года назад +49

      @@ApeSapiens no. If you’re a one dimensional fighter nowadays, you won’t last that long. She had the benefit of being early enough where there wasn’t enough highly trained fighters in the UFC for women. Holly Holm isn’t the greatest female fighter, but she would beat Ronda everytime they fought. She can stuff takedown attempts, dirty box in the clinch very well, and her standup is light years ahead of Rondas

    • @samiryegan8108
      @samiryegan8108 2 года назад

      A grappler will beat a striker 90 percent of time, so why tf she started boxing with the elite strikers like she mike Tyson. Should’ve stayed true to her roots and submitted mfs.

    • @PeaceDweller
      @PeaceDweller 2 года назад +23

      It's crazy to think that during the prime Ronda-era and prime Conor-era Obama was still president. Can't believe it's been that long.

    • @noxlunatic3622
      @noxlunatic3622 2 года назад +15

      @@zackhicks5320 her coach also didn't help made her believe she could go toe to toe with the best strikers

  • @backpacker2773
    @backpacker2773 8 месяцев назад +34

    She absolutely deserved this humbling😂😂😂💓

  • @xthe_nojx5820
    @xthe_nojx5820 11 месяцев назад +112

    Ronda was a legitimate combat sports athlete, at best, she's the perfect example of Right Place, Right Time.

    • @kennyroberson6216
      @kennyroberson6216 4 месяца назад +1

      I agree I don't think women's MMA would have advanced to the point and has without her But she wasn't the best she just was the first She Was definitely good no doubt but nobody had a combination to her judo and grapple game And she played it as long as she possibly could and what's a got exposed it was all over but yes she was the right person at the right time she had the looks the interview skills and cross over appeal that Nunez don't have Even though Nunez is one of the best MMA women in the sport ever She isn't as good looking as Rhonda and she can't speak clear English Which hold her back from getting the money and endorsements and crossover that Rhonda had she just happened to be the first one to dominate with a large spotlight on her and she capitalized on that and it worked at least for a while

  • @qg21317
    @qg21317 2 года назад +889

    My favorite Ronda moment was her shaking her head no to Amanda’s glove touch then proceeds to get the shit beat out of her for the rest of the fight 😂 classic

    • @antongarzon
      @antongarzon 2 года назад +32

      Yeah ! Classic ! It was a beautiful thing.full of shit- Rhonda got What she always has deserved.!

    • @familyfree2994
      @familyfree2994 2 года назад +11

      its easy to talk shi behind a keyboard, you'll get yo ass whoop too!

    • @swizzler8053
      @swizzler8053 2 года назад +3

      🤣🤣👌

    • @ArcDevErik
      @ArcDevErik 2 года назад +15

      I never got that. I think I remember her trying to come up with some weird last minute reason to hate Holly and it just came off really awkward.

    • @CrazyhorseDK
      @CrazyhorseDK 2 года назад +11

      that n holms beating

  • @TheWelvarend
    @TheWelvarend 2 года назад +878

    I really enjoyed following Ronda Rousey during her career. The trick is when you are on your way up, it is just your style vs. their style. But when you are No. 1, everyone trains to defeat your fighting style. They focus on you more than themselves. At the top, everyone is custom-built to defeat YOU. And inevitably, someone does.

    • @tomwebb5882
      @tomwebb5882 2 года назад +35

      No one beat Khabib...

    • @davidgerald133
      @davidgerald133 2 года назад +35

      Had she continued to evolve....and got a real trainer she could have went further

    • @ColbertandStewartpwn
      @ColbertandStewartpwn 2 года назад +75

      Khabib walked away after only 3 title defenses…

    • @zone_luck5242
      @zone_luck5242 2 года назад

      i think that's good take.

    • @zone_luck5242
      @zone_luck5242 2 года назад +17

      @@ColbertandStewartpwn he wouldn't have retired if his father had not passed away. May his soul rest in peace.

  • @jamesdelcol3701
    @jamesdelcol3701 4 месяца назад +7

    Everyone get humbled in life. It's good for your soul.

  • @user-ex7iw8fm8h
    @user-ex7iw8fm8h 2 месяца назад +11

    When Holly duked Rhonda punch and went down, turned around, look like a drunken sailor on heels. Holly put on a clinic she spanked that little baby! So proud of her and so proud to have a Canadian champion with class. Everything about Holly is class.

    • @berennicholas5003
      @berennicholas5003 4 дня назад

      Holly's not just one of the best female fighters ever but also just one of the best people ever

  • @jordanbrooks9136
    @jordanbrooks9136 2 года назад +1927

    I'll always respect Ronda Rousey's skill, her fighting ability and accomplishments it's just her ego, attitude, lack of sportsmanship and sore loser cry baby behaviour that stunk.

    • @Albaniandarknight
      @Albaniandarknight 2 года назад +116

      She's an Overrated fighter

    • @SalilRawatSaxena
      @SalilRawatSaxena 2 года назад +165

      Really though, calling yourself an inspiration and being the most celebrated woman fighter in mma and just cause you lost one match you're thinking of killing yourself?!
      That's not inspirational at all

    • @Vulcannon
      @Vulcannon 2 года назад +40

      @@SalilRawatSaxena
      Such a defeat hits perfectionists harder than others. That one defeat is never to be undone, and it is an eternal eyesore on a current flawless career. The defeat made her lose her main goal, which she announced early on, namely to remain undefeated. Accordingly, she lost much of what she was ready to fight for. She also lost sight of what she had achieved for women in the UFC. But by now she will have recalled that into her mind. At least that should be enough inspiration. Each of us has weak moments in life and none of us tries to inspire others in these phases, but just to find a way to get out of them.
      With the second defeat it was completely over because she couldn't even see it as a one-time slip. Because she was at the top in the long term, defeats hit her harder. She then set herself new goals, which in her eyes were worth fighting for again. You don't have to like her behavior, but how hard she hits defeats and how she deals with it is up to her. In this case too, not all people are the same. You don't choose how hard something like that hits you, you just feel it.

    • @cyberbron2077
      @cyberbron2077 2 года назад +59

      @@Vulcannon yeah but you choose how you react to it. She was talking a lot of shit talking about she could beat Floyd when everything was going her way, she let it get to her head and built her whole self esteem off of it. Clearly she's an extremely insecure person. Once it hit the fan, she ran off and hid from the world. You cant control how you feel but you can control the reactions, if you're all smiles and talking shit when you're winning, you better be in front of those same cameras you were talking to acknowledging your losses as well.

    • @SalilRawatSaxena
      @SalilRawatSaxena 2 года назад +1

      @@cyberbron2077 she could probably beat floyd I an Mma bout though with kicks and submission locks

  • @daverobertson623
    @daverobertson623 2 года назад +701

    I love the face off with Nunes ... Ronda is like "look how hard I seem", Nunes is quietly thinking "I'm gonna kill you"

    • @jesusdetimofeev9678
      @jesusdetimofeev9678 2 года назад +33

      Exactly, you can see the smile on nunes' face before they start fighting like in her head she's saying " cmon just let us fight, I aready know how this is gonna go"

    • @killthahippie
      @killthahippie 2 года назад +11

      I hate saying this because it's so over used but nunes seems to be getting better every time I see her, let me put it this way maybe it sounds better like this , I don't think Amanda has peaked yet she appears to seem more polished and seems to show us a little something more each fight ..

    • @donny9078
      @donny9078 2 года назад +22

      Loved watching Ronda get her arse kicked

    • @jsan8304
      @jsan8304 2 года назад +7

      @@killthahippie I’m right there with you. And it’s crazy to think the woman who dismantled Cyborg hasn’t peaked.

    • @killthahippie
      @killthahippie 2 года назад +3

      @@jsan8304 I will be honest I'm a big cyborg fan I picked cyborg .. thought Nunes had a chance but never saw her being cris once cris hit the swarm thought maybe she would catch her coming in, but felt like once cyborg swarmed it would be over .. and she sat in the pocket and blasted cris I was a little shocked

  • @marcusbrothers5221
    @marcusbrothers5221 2 месяца назад +8

    I used to cringe when they would hype her up to oblivion saying she's the best in a company that 2 years earlier swore they would never promote women. Interesting

  • @thesmokinggamer8149
    @thesmokinggamer8149 11 месяцев назад +25

    12:01 jon jones by submission got me weak for no reason 😂

  • @tyreeboyd1118
    @tyreeboyd1118 2 года назад +670

    Her losing was one of my favorite sports moments ever, classless fighters going down is always the best

    • @laurarules3642
      @laurarules3642 2 года назад +19

      I must admit I loved it at the time and watched the fight over and over. It was mainly because Dana and everyone else was saying she could box Floyd Mayweather and easily defeat him with one hand behind her back. Then the way she treated Holly during the build up and how smug she was (I know confidence and self belief is part of being a fighter) and Joe Rogan crying every time she won and actin g like a cuck saying he was privileged, honoured and cherishing sharing the same air space as her. It was such a satisfying defeat in all regards

    • @robertarnold7187
      @robertarnold7187 2 года назад +49

      I agree 100% Rousey was a one dimensional fighter and never learned how to strike. As soon as a quality striker came along, with even a basic ground game Rousey had no chance. Her poor sportsmanship made it even worse. She went from being loved to despised over her career.

    • @jeffreynapisa122
      @jeffreynapisa122 2 года назад +8

      Absolutely, they've been hyped and pumped up so much....their arrogance is overwhelming then the get ohhh so humbled....thar ass whipping grounds them quick....you'd think mcnapper would have learned his lesson but it is what it is and I don't see him winning another fight....unless they "GIVE" him another Cerrone deal 😉

    • @peterjohnson9291
      @peterjohnson9291 2 года назад +24

      Say what you like but no woman has dominated UFC like she did and she is the only woman inducted into the UFC Hall of Fame. Without her, there would be no women in UFC.

    • @BS-dq1kz
      @BS-dq1kz 2 года назад +17

      I loved watching Holm beat the crap out of her.

  • @ccke-juicehardwarereviews8668
    @ccke-juicehardwarereviews8668 2 года назад +321

    She was quite literally Dana’s “Cash Cow” for many years.

    • @Franck_Major_X
      @Franck_Major_X 2 года назад +33

      Just like Conor is. Khabib humbled him, and unlucky against Porrier.

    • @killmoncher7706
      @killmoncher7706 2 года назад +5

      @@Franck_Major_X Conor loves money too so hes gonna keep being a cash cow, unlike Ronda who’s fine with living on a farm milking cows

    • @varinyampandey3440
      @varinyampandey3440 2 года назад +11

      @@Franck_Major_X bro no one humbled anyone , every fighter knows when they fight , they have a chance of losing too .

    • @ArcDevErik
      @ArcDevErik 2 года назад +9

      @@varinyampandey3440 Hi, you must be new. Not Ronda. Ronda has bizarre emotional issues and legitimately could not take a loss. She's not a real prize fighter. Head jammed way too far up her ass to face reality.

    • @Bella_Nekro
      @Bella_Nekro 2 года назад +9

      @@ArcDevErik Just like that bum Mike Tyson right? He got humbled. He was never a real fighter just some loser who got exposed by Buster Douglas! 😆
      Do you see how stupid that sounds? Ronda and Tyson both are legends of their respective sports. Doesn't matter if you like their attitude or not.

  • @joshthemediocre7824
    @joshthemediocre7824 5 месяцев назад +21

    She still did what she did..She helped the UFC in more ways than most fighters have a chance too. She was never taught that losing was just a part of it, that's her biggest fault. She still had a HOF career. I was watching the night she got her head taken off by Holly and i even predicted it in my picks, i just never expected her to not know how to lose.

    • @WhatsupwSully
      @WhatsupwSully 4 месяца назад +3

      Hall of Fame 12 fight career 12-2. We should expect more from the Hall of Fame! 9 Armbars, one NICE knockout and two ass kicking that sent her packing never to return! HoF? I say no!

    • @jamez2x
      @jamez2x Месяц назад

      Exactly she was highly overrated, she was just one of the first few women to compete in the ufc, I don’t think she had a hall of fame career

    • @user-ez5ff6vy6m
      @user-ez5ff6vy6m 14 дней назад

      part of the blame has to be shifted to her mother for putting such a high level of expectancy towards success and never embracing the possibility of defeat.

    • @phabiorules
      @phabiorules 13 дней назад

      A lot of people are saying she isn’t worthy, I highly disagree. People forget about how big of a star she was and how much attention she brought to the UFC. Sure there were stars before her (including women) but Ronda is arguably the first household name in the UFC. Even if she wasn’t the first, no other star reached the level of fame that she did (except Mcgregor).

  • @KingCuba
    @KingCuba 11 месяцев назад +9

    9:46
    Anytime anyone says Ronda Rousey, this is what pops into my head. Everytime. She really earned my respect with this sequence. This is some stone cold killer shit

  • @ShahPhilLeotardo
    @ShahPhilLeotardo Год назад +87

    “I want to retire undefeated”
    Holly Holm has entered the Chat.

    • @tonydancefit
      @tonydancefit Год назад

      She choked Holly out.

    • @redrexper6482
      @redrexper6482 Год назад +9

      ​@@tonydancefit Misha Tate did not ronda

    • @josemartinezz9152
      @josemartinezz9152 Год назад

      @@tonydancefit you sound stupid asf get your facts straight before talking

  • @ccink3931
    @ccink3931 2 года назад +430

    Nothing wrong with going into the cage vs world class fighter & losing, anyone can lose but there is a problem when u act like a brat for the rest of your life

    • @justinheuring5948
      @justinheuring5948 2 года назад +10

      Guess you don't follow Ronda, the woman is pregnant married and the own there own bull farm, has definitely humbled herself from playing rolls in 2 different fight organizations.

    • @darindixon5342
      @darindixon5342 2 года назад +16

      @@justinheuring5948 yea these people are stuck on what happened five plus years ago. Ronda is a completely different person now and definitely lives a humble life out on a farm.

    • @jc24445
      @jc24445 2 года назад +11

      She used to handle her losses terribly, but she was able to eventually learn from that mistake. It all worked for the better now. She's doing her own thing, making money, and starting a family. She was a trailblazer for Women's MMA and I am truly thankful for that.

    • @ccink3931
      @ccink3931 2 года назад +7

      @@jc24445 Well as far as what she did for the sport at the time ya she helped in that aspect & only a fool would say otherwise but when you talk about the way she acted towards other ppl in the MMA scene she was a spoiled brat & when she finally had to face some adversity she acted like a little kid..
      pretty much said if I everyone isn't gunna kiss my ass anymore I'm taking my ball home & leaving. Tainted her entire legacy

    • @nonyabizz3533
      @nonyabizz3533 2 года назад +5

      @@darindixon5342 she only got that great life now by being humbled

  • @oscarnavez4980
    @oscarnavez4980 6 месяцев назад +7

    I don’t watch ufc like that, this video just popped up and I was like “title sounds intriguing” and it was satisfying to watch 😂

  • @kevinc6763
    @kevinc6763 11 месяцев назад +47

    That's exactly what made that knockout so so sweet! No one likes an arrogant narcissist. That knockout was hilarious and her downfall was perfect. Everything she claimed about herself was false. She was a paper tiger that was consumed with self doubt and low self esteem hidden behind all the fake bravado. Her ending was what she deserved.

    • @728yamaha
      @728yamaha 11 месяцев назад

      Just one, ONE defeat and she's thinking about killing herself? Jeez talk about weak minded.

    • @sabin97
      @sabin97 7 месяцев назад

      i think she was arrogant to try to defeat a striker at striking.
      her advantage was in grappling, but it seems like she didnt even try. she just walked into exchanges with holm, and kept losing those exchanges.

    • @bajorekjon
      @bajorekjon 4 месяца назад

      A lot of male fighters are the same way and people love them for it

    • @sabin97
      @sabin97 4 месяца назад

      @@bajorekjon
      i love it when fighters who are as cocky as her get destroyed like she was.
      dont you?

    • @sabin97
      @sabin97 2 месяца назад

      @@user-jj3ol5xv5k
      yo creo que fue ambas cosas, la arrogancia y la falta de pensar tacticamente

  • @violentbryan21
    @violentbryan21 2 года назад +587

    She just never recovered from that fight with Holms

    • @CVRTIER
      @CVRTIER 2 года назад +36

      Wasnt even that she was always like this Loses just exposed it plus she was never going to beat Amanda upon returning

    • @Marcustheseer
      @Marcustheseer 2 года назад +27

      its very telling how fast she broke down it means she was always like that just hidding it from everyone els,its sad that she thinks she is nothing without always winning.

    • @JuniorJuni070
      @JuniorJuni070 2 года назад +5

      Even so.. thats amanda nunes.
      So she would lose either way

    • @guilliman1990
      @guilliman1990 2 года назад +4

      100% she never was the same.

    • @johnkreese4706
      @johnkreese4706 2 года назад +9

      It was dumb to take nunes first…..take a tune up opponent

  • @missinc9998
    @missinc9998 2 года назад +544

    Ronda's biggest chance of coming back to reclaim her spot was a rematch against Holly but unfortunately Holly lost the belt immediately after the Ronda fight. Also Meisha lost the belt right after she got it to Amanda. Amanda was just too much for Ronda. Ronda never had to face Valentina or Cris cyborg who were also better than Ronda. She really stood no chance of reclaiming her spot and realised that after Amanda defeated her in less than a minute. She left the octagon, went home & returned all the calls & texts she'd been receiving from Vince Mcmahon

    • @kushsmoke273
      @kushsmoke273 2 года назад +42

      Kinda the same with connor mcgregor, he used to be such a badass now everyone is laughing at him lol

    • @stephaniemarhevka8950
      @stephaniemarhevka8950 2 года назад +76

      She dodged cyborg her whole career no joke

    • @missinc9998
      @missinc9998 2 года назад +66

      @@stephaniemarhevka8950 That's True. Ronda made excuses every time they asked her about Cyborg in interviews. Cyborg was always in the picture unlike the other fighters Ronda lost to eventually

    • @surenmathura3691
      @surenmathura3691 2 года назад +4

      Rhonda can walk back in there now and get a top 5 fight

    • @zboub7025
      @zboub7025 2 года назад +30

      @@kushsmoke273 Not quite the same. Conor is in the same league as the top, in terms of attributes he has what it takes to win (or at least he had, with the ankle it's another story. Poirer stated he still was a top contender). Ronda never was on the level of Nunes. After all nunes is the new generation so it's not a big deal, she was above everyone else during her generation but the next one proved to be way too much for her.

  • @johnpirate3135
    @johnpirate3135 2 месяца назад +3

    Ronda Rousey was a prime example of why female mma isnt where it needs to be. although she could throw a punch almost all of her opponents lost to arm bars in the first minute, even when these women saw she submitted most her opponents with arm bars they still couldnt protect against it. When she finally faced someone who could actually strike Ronda's lack of actual fighting skill was on full display, and when she fought nunes it was clearly obvious ronda lacked any actual fighting skill outside of "i throw them to ground and pull there arm"

  • @spiderboiplays5049
    @spiderboiplays5049 4 месяца назад +6

    Ive only seen pieces of her career, so this is full of context, thank you for that

  • @jimosulli
    @jimosulli 2 года назад +688

    I seriously believe that Ronda Rousey was trained, even groomed, and maybe even raised to have the mentality of a bully. She loved the hype train and to talk herself up and other people down, then just mentally folded as soon as she lost. She should be a cautionary tale for fighters, and, despite disliking her ego while times were good for her, I feel very sorry for her because I think she was let down badly by the people around her. I wish she had changed her team and tried again, rather than quitting, because she was/is an unbelievable talent

    • @reinaldocaraballo4657
      @reinaldocaraballo4657 Год назад

      No you were just born and raised to have the mentality of a victim that's all that is that's why you see that as being a bully take it from somebody who grew up in Combat Sports okay karate wrestling amateur boxing if you do not have that kind of a mindset you cannot win you cannot succeed you will always lose in these freaking types of situations you'll just never win obviously you've never been in that situation and you're standing across the ring from a person that's trying to knock you out the whole thing is terrifying it is fear it's not exhilaration it's fear it's scary as f*** so you take all that fear and you turn it into rage and you turn it into Super confidence that just boils into arrogance then you take those f****** rains and you throw down and you f****** win that's what you do and I think that people just don't understand that so they see it as like oh my God she's a bully just watch the majority of the women that she's fighting they saying the same thing I know I'm going to win I'm the best in the world I'm going to kick her ass cuz I'm better than her at this I can do that and she's but she says it and it's like oh she's real pretty and she's hot and she's confident and we don't like that because what the f*** even though every single mother f****** male Champion like nine out of 10 or cocky arrogant mother f****** and we love it why can't a woman do it what's wrong with knowing you're good you're great she she for her time she was the best you know we should Tate and cats Gano or not slouches Michelle won the Bell

    • @kq7770
      @kq7770 Год назад +87

      @Pray without ceasing the difference between conor and ronda is that when conor got his first loss in the ufc to nate diaz, he didn’t mentally collapse. ronda on the other hand FELL OFF BAD

    • @mmawithsubtitles7460
      @mmawithsubtitles7460 Год назад +9

      Chael Sonnen hinted that it wasn't HER idea to walk away. And that it wasn't his idea to retire either...

    • @gnarrcan108
      @gnarrcan108 Год назад

      Idk ab that, Ronda seems like she was obviously very insecure probably as a teen bc she appears “masculine” she talked a lot of shit about DNBs etc. yeah she’s a dick but the womens division needed a heel like her and she had real skills sure she was a specialist but the sport was like that for the first 10 years and it caught up w her fast.

    • @sad_vegan507
      @sad_vegan507 Год назад

      I mean her dad killed himself when she was 9, she battles with an eating disorder so yeah she’s got issues and what do they say ? “hurt people hurt people” not saying it’s right but Conor has done so awful Shit attacking people personally attacking their wives, religion, injuring fighters and being awful but that’s on right ? Why? What’s the true reason?

  • @MrPsh-xs7ul
    @MrPsh-xs7ul 2 года назад +103

    I’d never wish Ill will against any fighter but I cannot express how happy I was seeing ronda get her ass handed to her by Holly and Amanda.

    • @unconcernedcitizen4092
      @unconcernedcitizen4092 2 года назад +2

      The only fighter toward whom I wish harm is Palhares. Anyone who consistently holds a submission as dangerous as a heel hook deserves to have it done back.

    • @hansoloburger2322
      @hansoloburger2322 2 года назад

      Me an my friends jumped of the couch screening lol

  • @yarasub
    @yarasub 8 месяцев назад +24

    Still love her she opened mma to all kinds of people,especially women.When I saw her mention suicide on Ellen it broke my heart. I hope she had some good folks around her to love and support her. Rhonda has nothing to be ashamed of.❤😊

    • @Hotep982
      @Hotep982 6 месяцев назад

      She wanted attention and couldn't handle losing you don't deserve praise for using suicide in such a disgusting manner Ronda was just salty not suicidal. She opened the door for women in the UFC however it was already female fighters in MMA long before the Rousey hype train.

    • @bajorekjon
      @bajorekjon 4 месяца назад +4

      Yeah I don't get why she gets so much hate even to this day. I mean I kind of get it, she has a huge ego, but thats no reason to actively hate someone you've never met.

    • @kennyroberson6216
      @kennyroberson6216 4 месяца назад

      I agree I don't think women's MMA would have advanced to the point and has without her But she wasn't the best she just was the first She Was definitely good no doubt but nobody had a combination to her judo and grapple game And she played it as long as she possibly could and what's a got exposed it was all over but yes she was the right person at the right time she had the looks the interview skills and cross over appeal that Nunez don't have Even though Nunez is one of the best MMA women in the sport ever She isn't as good looking as Rhonda and she can't speak clear English Which hold her back from getting the money and endorsements and crossover that Rhonda had

    • @jaxthedisintegrator8096
      @jaxthedisintegrator8096 2 месяца назад

      She also helped Judo to be taken seriously in MMA

  • @dwcushman1
    @dwcushman1 Год назад +45

    Jim you hit the nail on the head. I completely agree that she was/is a great athlete. Her trainers should’ve focused on developing mental toughness in a way where she could get better from adversity instead of letting it crush her. Tons of storylines of athletes who had that disappointing defeat but then came back better than ever. She totally drank the Kool-Aid that was freely distributed that she was the best ever. When that harsh up call came, she made a beeline out of the UFC.

  • @scottanderson4175
    @scottanderson4175 2 года назад +777

    Whenever I’m having a bad day I watch the Holly Holm fight and I instantly feel better 🥂

    • @charleschavez7258
      @charleschavez7258 2 года назад +2

      Why

    • @DonJulio510
      @DonJulio510 2 года назад +8

      Yes same here

    • @DonJulio510
      @DonJulio510 2 года назад +51

      @@charleschavez7258 cocky people getting their ass whoop is pleasant.

    • @Bella_Nekro
      @Bella_Nekro 2 года назад +23

      @@DonJulio510 I like to watch Holm get choked out by Meisha Tate in front of her hometown crowd in her first (unsuccessful) title defense.

    • @DonJulio510
      @DonJulio510 2 года назад +24

      @@Bella_Nekro ehhhh holly holmes dont rub me off the wrong way as rhonda does so this still satisfies me more 😀😀

  • @miggs80
    @miggs80 2 года назад +1128

    Ronda was such a sore loser that she ran up on Paige VanZant at a Reebok event and tried bullying her and threatened to whoop her ass. Reason: Paige congratulated Holly on her win lol. I loved watching Ronda get completely humiliated in front of the world.

    • @timslee0618
      @timslee0618 2 года назад +14

      Also Paige picked Holly over Ronda as well. Apparently later on Paige just said us girls are very emotional on another interview

    • @miggs80
      @miggs80 2 года назад +83

      @@timslee0618 Nah how Ronda reacted was ridiculous and not like other girls. Paige was just avoiding more drama by answering it that way.

    • @timslee0618
      @timslee0618 2 года назад +14

      @@miggs80 i agree. Paige was giving the PC answe

    • @SP-cd3wo
      @SP-cd3wo 2 года назад +5

      She really just asks for it and doesn’t learn

    • @mrk7201
      @mrk7201 2 года назад +37

      Ditto 100% I couldn't stand Ronda Rousey at all

  • @iankennedy9462
    @iankennedy9462 8 месяцев назад +2

    At first she was humble, then everyone inflated her ego

  • @TheSinlessAssassin
    @TheSinlessAssassin 11 месяцев назад +12

    The problem with Rhonda was that when she was the reigning champion she really WAS the best in the women's division. But then all the other women started getting better than her while she stayed at the same skill level. She didn't expand her moveset and thought she could go on forever relying on Judo Throws and the Arm Bar Finish. That Nunes fight made me sad because they said Rhonda was working on her striking, but she had 0 head movement in that fight and it made her chin such an easy target.

  • @rotasaustralis
    @rotasaustralis 2 года назад +247

    There's an age old saying that stands as true today as it did during the times of the writing of the book of Proverbs
    "PRIDE COMETH BEFORE DESTRUCTION"

    • @Therealderry433
      @Therealderry433 2 года назад +10

      Pride cometh before the fall

    • @rotasaustralis
      @rotasaustralis 2 года назад +14

      @@Therealderry433 The original is "Pride goeth before destruction, and an haughty spirit before a fall.

    • @sonofnergal4794
      @sonofnergal4794 2 года назад +1

      I learned this from Jimmy Neutron lol

    • @2kchi177
      @2kchi177 2 года назад +8

      The Bible

    • @QUABLEDISTOCFICKLEPO
      @QUABLEDISTOCFICKLEPO 2 года назад

      Pride comes before a fall.

  • @hugoquinn5182
    @hugoquinn5182 2 года назад +226

    Lets thank her for paving the way for real fighters that beat the sh!t out of her.

    • @dennismichealsm3786
      @dennismichealsm3786 2 года назад +6

      Lmfao

    • @gnarrcan108
      @gnarrcan108 Год назад

      People hate Ronda but she didn’t do anything other fighters have and she got scorned the worst. She was a dick but she was a champion like she’s not Paddy she actually was the best in the world during that time. Yeah the sport evolved and Ronda fucked up but she deserves her credit. You can hate her attitude but lots of these guys have shit attitudes. MMA fans are notoriously fickle and have 20/20 hindsight and when the see the unstoppable get stopped they immediately jump to fluke. The next gen coming in doesn’t invalidate the previous gen. She was the best in the world and elevated the sport in the mainstream.

  • @robertmceuen3630
    @robertmceuen3630 6 месяцев назад +5

    I've seen this. Gotta watch again; can't get enough of this bit-- get her ass handed to her. And the way she "handled" it- pure gold.😂😂

  • @bp6877
    @bp6877 8 месяцев назад

    Excellent! Thank you!

  • @ninjatunez9178
    @ninjatunez9178 2 года назад +371

    The best part is when Amanda nunes knew she wasn’t shit and wanted to show ronda that.👌

    • @MisfitParker
      @MisfitParker 2 года назад +44

      And then beat her ass for not wanting to touch gloves 🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @Whiteboytherapper
      @Whiteboytherapper 2 года назад +7

      She got that street energy and out of a female too? Damn thats hot

    • @anthonymartinez4307
      @anthonymartinez4307 2 года назад +7

      She stole cyborgs fame and reward, but still she didn’t escape her comeuppance. She avoided cyborg at all cost…..

    • @MRxROID
      @MRxROID 2 года назад +3

      @@anthonymartinez4307 she knocked cyborg the fuck out?

    • @Bella_Nekro
      @Bella_Nekro 2 года назад +1

      Same way Buster Douglas knew Mike Tyson wasn't shit huh?

  • @RNicolasRuvalcaba
    @RNicolasRuvalcaba 2 года назад +377

    I watched Ronda vs Holly at my friends house and all of his kids were in Judo, his older daughter went to college on a judo scholarship, Ronda posters in the bedrooms, etc. The entire house was going for Ronda but my wife and I have always hated her - just imagine my wife and I jumping out of our seats celebrating and the rest of the house completely silent. We haven't been invited back to watch another fight ever since 😆

    • @jamarreid1082
      @jamarreid1082 Год назад +17

      😂😂😂

    • @joeyp4196
      @joeyp4196 Год назад +23

      wonder if the posters were replaced with Nunes

    • @RNicolasRuvalcaba
      @RNicolasRuvalcaba Год назад +15

      @@joeyp4196 I don't know but we still haven't been invited back. I'm not sure if it was because of the Ronda fight or maybe their phones got infected with COVID 😆

    • @eminem2996
      @eminem2996 Год назад

      SHE DOESNT GIVE A DAMN ABOUT HER REPUTATION

    • @lisetjones5839
      @lisetjones5839 Год назад +2

      @@RNicolasRuvalcaba 😂😂😂

  • @robotube7361
    @robotube7361 2 месяца назад +1

    This is why one needs to be mindful 100% of the time in public and even if not humble really- at least act humble.

  • @CisternRumblings
    @CisternRumblings 5 месяцев назад +1

    The irony is if anybody had just been honest with her and made her improve her striking, she could've stuck around a lot longer. I doubt she would've beat Amanda but she didn't have to retire in disgrace, crying and having a nervous breakdown.

  • @waylongladue8911
    @waylongladue8911 2 года назад +779

    “I’m going to retire undefeated” gets knocked the fuck out lol 😂.

    • @rickyric2401
      @rickyric2401 2 года назад +55

      As mike tyson says everyone has a plan till they get punched in the face.. or lol kicked.

    • @carlmclemore6104
      @carlmclemore6104 2 года назад +24

      @@rickyric2401 I wonder what Tyson really thought when he saw her terrible striking.

    • @johngomez8894
      @johngomez8894 2 года назад +2

      😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @Mayonidas05
      @Mayonidas05 2 года назад +7

      @@carlmclemore6104 we know what Floyd thought…

    • @dasmuss6174
      @dasmuss6174 2 года назад +2

      ricky ric misquote, it’s ‘punched in the faith’ 🤔

  • @gsimon123
    @gsimon123 2 года назад +331

    It isn't the losses. It's the attitude. Glover just won the belt with 7 losses on his record. Go watch how he reacted to his losses and you'll see what it takes to be truly great. It isn't how hard you hit, it is about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward.

    • @McWaffles86
      @McWaffles86 2 года назад +6

      Lol you stole that quote from the Creed movie 🍿

    • @gsimon123
      @gsimon123 2 года назад +34

      @@McWaffles86 no Rocky Balboa actually lol

    • @Batman-ix2dv
      @Batman-ix2dv 2 года назад +4

      That was so motivational glad Glovier won

    • @MiketheNerdRanger
      @MiketheNerdRanger 2 года назад +2

      At least Conor McGregor had grace in defeat at the time even though he's an arrogant dick. Now he's pulling the same type of bullshit where he's being a sore loser.

    • @kevinconroy3259
      @kevinconroy3259 2 года назад +10

      @@McWaffles86 its called "reciting" not "stealing" a quote

  • @weenfain2321
    @weenfain2321 4 месяца назад +1

    I’ve watched MMA for over 20 years. They stacked the division for Ronda. Straight up wrestlers/brawlers. Everyone who knew the sport kept BEGGING put her up against a legitimate striker who can keep distance not just grab or clinch. First time it happened with a super inexperienced fighter she got outclassed. They milked her for all she was worth before actually testing her

  • @Gumbocinno
    @Gumbocinno 7 месяцев назад +2

    The clip of her shadow boxing is like watching a wacky waving inflatable arm flailing tube man

  • @gdjaybee742
    @gdjaybee742 2 года назад +759

    After the lost to Holly, I felt that Ronda's team didn't really analyze her lost, what were her strengths, what were her weaknesses? On the next fight there were many times she frozed, it felt like it was a sign of lack of confidence and adaptability. That is the issue with always winning, you get complacent and you expect things to be easy, and adaptability goes down the gutter.

    • @androlibre9661
      @androlibre9661 2 года назад +73

      Her downfall was before the Holm fight. Ronda was done when her sparring partners were told not to hit her in the face so it wouldn't get in the way of her modeling and endorsements. At that point, training became secondary to the hype machine. You can't half ass train for professional fighting. Add to that Edmond was a horrible coach who really knows nothing about fighting and you see why she didn't evolve with the sport. Had Ronda switched up her training, brought in a legit striking coach and forgone some of the media circus....the TV show and movie cameos.....she could have beaten Holm and probably been competitive with the likes of Nunes and Valentina.

    • @TeachMeHow2Douglas
      @TeachMeHow2Douglas 2 года назад +40

      Holly was surgical with her striking and Rousey looked out of shape. It was just her time. Her ego took her into deep waters and she couldn't swim.

    • @robertarnold7187
      @robertarnold7187 2 года назад +37

      I put a lot of her failure on her coaches as much as her. They never taught her how to strike. She had rudimentary boxing skills at best. Arrogance was her biggest problem besides being a terrible striker.

    • @ishanparbhakar7150
      @ishanparbhakar7150 2 года назад +33

      Losing and winning is a part of game. But how she was trying to humiliate holly holm and her arrogance towards her fellow fighters is beyond forgiveness.
      And she was only good at ground game. So she was not a complete mma fighter.
      When you win and when you lost it shows your true character who you really are.
      When she was winning, she was arrogant.
      When she was losing, she became a cry baby.
      That is not how a fighter should behave.
      She was just an over hyped, over confidant, loser mind girl.

    • @Red-ju4mi
      @Red-ju4mi 2 года назад +18

      I think they hyped her up into believing she was a striker. If she stuck to her bread and butter, I don't think she would have been Knocked out so many times. She didn't get knocked out going for the takedown, but instead trying to bang. Clearly doesn't have a strong chin

  • @SerratedSoul9
    @SerratedSoul9 2 года назад +102

    20:42 i always forget Holly pulls off that smooth ass duck under Rousey's punch. Besides the headkick that was the highlight for me.

    • @MileyCyrusSwollenGums
      @MileyCyrusSwollenGums 2 года назад +11

      Difference between an elite striker and someone who only looks good on the pads lol

    • @Bella_Nekro
      @Bella_Nekro 2 года назад +1

      ruclips.net/video/0VCB5dAoMxM/видео.html

    • @Bella_Nekro
      @Bella_Nekro 2 года назад +1

      Got some highlights for you here. Lol

  • @user-nu5wy7fj6e
    @user-nu5wy7fj6e 7 месяцев назад +1

    Everyone should KNOW that someone will come along and kick your ass no matter who you are!

    • @johnboona4048
      @johnboona4048 6 месяцев назад

      Never happened to Floyd Mayweather and Jon Jones bud

  • @scgamerd
    @scgamerd 11 месяцев назад +2

    Ronda was the GSP of MMA.
    In her prime she beat everyone by avoiding the fight and grappling her opponents.

    • @siblej1
      @siblej1 Месяц назад +3

      GSP was the GSP of MMA

  • @harlequin75
    @harlequin75 2 года назад +243

    Everyone has a plan 'till they get punched in the mouth
    -Mike “Sun Tzu” Tyson

  • @rafagoat575
    @rafagoat575 2 года назад +415

    The way she ran away as soon as she lost a couple fights. What a "champ".

    • @octobeastX
      @octobeastX 2 года назад +24

      she got in made a shit load of money and got out. more fighters should do this, but instead for many of them it's all they have in life.

    • @ThePunisher8814
      @ThePunisher8814 2 года назад +9

      @عبیدالله جان قندهاری ده خره زوی No? No sport should be put in front of your health. Most people should do this if they play dangerous sports like mma/box and others that need you to risk your life.

    • @juuice5785
      @juuice5785 2 года назад +25

      @@ThePunisher8814 Nahh! She could’ve just done what everyone else does and learn from losses but nah she lost once and got suicidal, then lost again and quit for good 😂
      I agree about health coming first, but in my opinion she just left because she couldn’t keep feeding her ego after hitting a rough patch🤷

    • @rafagoat575
      @rafagoat575 2 года назад +8

      @Chime In Lmfao, exactly my point. A champ is not only about winning but also about how you face losses and overcome adversity. She just ran away.

    • @MrZevv
      @MrZevv 2 года назад

      @@octobeastX hahaha. Well i can tell you, she didnt felt like this. IF she never would had tried to come back. But to be honest... no one could win against this Roid Bullshit from Brazil that she lost the second time. And agsinst Holly Holm..... well... it was played well by her trainer. This Shithole :D told her she can box, what she clearly couldnt. All she had where her groundgame... and if she would have concentrated on this. I am sure... as weak as the womans sport is, she still would fight

  • @tooshady47446ttv
    @tooshady47446ttv 5 месяцев назад +1

    Look how good her hands are now😂i had to go down this memory lane one more time🎉

  • @bretcheesman-wf4sz
    @bretcheesman-wf4sz 11 месяцев назад +5

    One of the biggest what ifs in MMA history imo...
    Imagine her training her whole career with the fellas at AKA!!!

    • @red_dragon1185
      @red_dragon1185 4 месяца назад

      Bad mentality makes a shit fighter

  • @frankiewilhite7324
    @frankiewilhite7324 2 года назад +255

    I can remember when I loved Ronda, her fighting & just everything about her. But after i watched her horrible sportsmanship against people, i did a 180. Had zero to do with her losses but her attitude. If she'd had class all the way thru her career no matter what.... so many people would've continued to love her. She destroyed herself

    • @monokuma9028
      @monokuma9028 2 года назад +11

      @i know movie but i don't know movie name obviously

    • @McKaRm3L
      @McKaRm3L 2 года назад +4

      Agreed

    • @xxxxxJAYMILLZxxxxxxx
      @xxxxxJAYMILLZxxxxxxx 2 года назад +4

      100%

    • @master-of-mind5881
      @master-of-mind5881 2 года назад

      Man it’s so weird to see Ronda go from mean face badass bitch to a sobbing little girl on the Ellen D show. Reminds me of the film Whiplash when Fletcher subjugates Nieman - “Omg your not one of those single tear people are you? Do I look like a fucking rainbow to you?” 😅😅😂😂😆😆😂😅

  • @tomconcannon6046
    @tomconcannon6046 2 года назад +280

    She had a bad attitude toward every fighter she fought, arrogance that she could stand and strike with the best. Watching her fed to Nunes was the perfect retirement

    • @charleschavez7258
      @charleschavez7258 2 года назад +1

      Not every fighter just people that called her fake

    • @MrJames-tw3so
      @MrJames-tw3so 2 года назад +4

      ya tyson respect his opponents I saw one fight he knocked out a guy and the guy was falling out the ring and he(tyson) ran towards and he caught before he fell.

    • @Bella_Nekro
      @Bella_Nekro 2 года назад +2

      Almost as good as watching Mike Tyson get fed to Kevin McBride. Everyone knows Tyson was just a bum who couldn't box to save his life. Buster Douglas and Lennox Lewis exposed him. His skills were amateur at best. He was fighting nothing but cans until he met Buster Douglas!
      See how stupid that sounds?

    • @tomconcannon6046
      @tomconcannon6046 2 года назад +3

      @@Bella_Nekro you're right, you do sound stupid

    • @Bella_Nekro
      @Bella_Nekro 2 года назад +1

      @@tomconcannon6046 No argument i see. RIP

  • @TheAbomb
    @TheAbomb 11 месяцев назад +10

    What woodley said about ronda was the most genuine intelligent thing i think hes ever said, was shocking like a whole different Twood.on another note i wish she could have realised all of us have loses and failures in life one way or another and ronda was to hard on herself she was truly amazing. She brought such a high level of talent just needed some support.was sad to see her go. love me some rowdy ronda!

  • @Gunnar.J
    @Gunnar.J Год назад +17

    People quickly forget just how dominate Rousey was in UFC. She was the shit for a good period. After she lost her first fight, ppl started to dump on her.

    • @kingbugs3558
      @kingbugs3558 Год назад +6

      Bandwagoners, maybe. If you looked at the records going into the Holm fight the writing was on the wall: Rousey would lose to a half decent decent standup fighter. And such came to pass.

  • @jasonlogie3863
    @jasonlogie3863 2 года назад +79

    Like my dad always said doesn’t matter how good you think you are. There’s always someone better

  • @Chopped_Liver
    @Chopped_Liver 2 года назад +64

    Life Lesson learnt: How important it is to accept your loss in a positive way

    • @djw5415
      @djw5415 2 года назад +2

      Easier said than done but so very true

  • @MrSamuelatkinson1
    @MrSamuelatkinson1 4 месяца назад

    Great video. Thanks 👍

  • @user-ji5ct5ne3g
    @user-ji5ct5ne3g 28 дней назад +1

    Nothing more sad than someone who can't face their reality...

  • @johnbraucher1499
    @johnbraucher1499 2 года назад +54

    "I'm never surprised at my wins" but cries at the end of every single fight.

  • @leobrad2199
    @leobrad2199 Год назад +30

    Rhonda played her role beautifully. She became that villian that everyone wanted to see get beat.

    • @kennyroberson6216
      @kennyroberson6216 4 месяца назад +2

      The thing is she should have came back even stronger and picked herself up right after if she wanted to be known as one of the best

    • @leobrad2199
      @leobrad2199 4 месяца назад +3

      @kennyroberson6216 she didn't have the skill set to do it. A lot of fighters were coming in with a good stand up game. She tried to come back, but girls like Amanda Nunez were waiting.

    • @dalroache
      @dalroache 3 месяца назад +1

      she was a star she had ability but she didnt have the right guidance or people coaching her she did what she did with virtualy no coaching because if you call that person an mma coach hes not so imagine now if she had a different team all playing parts to help ronda in mma like a grappling coach a legit stiking coach a muay thai coach a conditioning coach n proper coaches who recognise that the advanced levl judo is her strong point to always play to that she been undefeated for ages is my belief

    • @leobrad2199
      @leobrad2199 3 месяца назад

      @@dalroache you might have hit the nail on the head with that one.

  • @jootpepet
    @jootpepet 10 месяцев назад +2

    That Holly Holm KO not only broke her in mind and spirit but also boosted everyone else's confidence to beat the supposed unbeatable Ronda

    • @chriscolbert2188
      @chriscolbert2188 9 месяцев назад +2

      Nunes would've SMOKED her regardless dude 😂

    • @steveo3831
      @steveo3831 5 месяцев назад

      Rhonda was getting worse and worse. Everyone could have seen this coming! She was getting fat, lazy and did not advance her game to the next level. Move up or become irrelevant

  • @brianshepherd9927
    @brianshepherd9927 10 месяцев назад

    I watched an awesome RUclips vid of a guy explaining what happened to Ronda and joana j and he said it’s not that they were bad fighters or got old, it’s that ufc wmma evolved!
    That was the best explanation that I’ve heard!

  • @mylesdadon453
    @mylesdadon453 2 года назад +102

    “She use to be a pure grappler, look how good her hands are now”~ Dana White😂😂😂
    NEWS FLASH DANA EVERYBODY CAN LOOK LIKE A GOAT ON THE PADS WITH THE PROPER RHYTHM💯

    • @dannooooooo
      @dannooooooo 2 года назад +6

      truth. so much of looking good on pads is on the person holding them, you can make most people with a few months experience look like a champ and you can make a champ look like a wet noodle with bad pad holding.

    • @McKaRm3L
      @McKaRm3L 2 года назад

      Facts that’s what I was thinking too

    • @thegrayarea2225
      @thegrayarea2225 2 года назад +1

      This is why she fell off. Her boxing coach had her believing she was an elite striker lol

    • @fookinkoont
      @fookinkoont Год назад

      @@thegrayarea2225 she believed it herself, surrounded herself by yes-men. that's what happens

  • @The_Logician
    @The_Logician 2 года назад +131

    Joe Rogan said it best. When she was a fighter, she was at the top of her game. The moment she became a fighter/actress/this/that. Her focus was divide. So when you're going against fighters that are just fighters this is what happens.

    • @-smabros-4723
      @-smabros-4723 2 года назад +34

      Ronda was a gimmick, she did UFC a favor by making female MMA huge but when the "real" fighters started coming in, her time was up, she did her due diligence.

    • @jaxthedisintegrator8096
      @jaxthedisintegrator8096 2 года назад +18

      @@-smabros-4723 I strongly disagree !!!
      She did fight Real fighters.
      But she was on borrowed time with her trainer.
      She brought Judo in MMA wich was highly overlooked back then.
      Those fighters weren't not ready for that.
      The problem is that, she didn't evolved.
      Her trainer and her own ego made her believe that she could boxe, or even kickbox like a pro against the pros.
      Fighters like Holms quickly analyzed her strategy and adapted.
      Ronda and her trainer on the other hand, weren't worried, didn't analyzed Holly Holms fights.
      In fact I don't even think they watched her fights.
      At the end of the day when you are champion, you become the target and enemies are watching your every steps.
      And as time passes you'll get opponents who are READY for you.
      Same thing might happen to Amanda Nunes.
      That's how Good Champions upgrades the challenges and the levels of their sports.
      That also why she shouldn't and can't come back.
      Ronda's corner underestimated her opponent's hunger while Ronda was losing herself with pride and arrogance.
      Reminding me of what's happening to Connor McGregor right now.
      She is/was talented, but beside the bad management, her time has come and pass.

    • @michaelellis772
      @michaelellis772 2 года назад +11

      Except Conor McGregor is actually good. His striking and takedown defense were good enough to keep from getting taken down by grapplers and beating them in the stand-up. Ronda wasn't that great and fought way lower-tier competition than Conor. Notice how Ronda Rousey never fought Cris Cyborg or Gina Carano (the best female fighters at the time). Even Holly Holm was picked because she was expected to be a walk in the park. Conor fought good opponents at 2 weight classes and only lost to other outstanding fighters who could stuff his style. Khabib was the best grappler at lightweight and extremely dominant, Nate Diaz is a tough brawler with excellent cardio and high-level BJJ, Dustin Poirier is a great striker on par with Conor. The best opponent that Ronda fought with was Cat Zingano, and even prime Cat Zingano would get pieced up by the top 8 bantamweight females today. Ronda was a can crusher because the UFC wanted to use her as an icon. They knew she wasn't good enough to fight women with tangible skills, so they never signed Carano and pushed for women's featherweight for Cyborg.

    • @hullbreach33
      @hullbreach33 2 года назад +3

      Ronda's downfall was her commitment to GFC. Edmond is fraud and ruined her. He convinced her she was a boxer when she clearly wasnt. Had Ronda went to ATT or some reputable school after the Holly loss, she might have made a comeback. She still wouldnt have beaten Nunes but who does?

    • @diegoesquivel8548
      @diegoesquivel8548 2 года назад +3

      @@-smabros-4723 You are fucking ignorant, her prime was sth else

  • @dontbsilly8104
    @dontbsilly8104 Месяц назад +2

    Ronda Rousey: I will retire undefeated
    Holly Holm: Have you woken up yet ?

  • @thaboi_kp45
    @thaboi_kp45 Год назад +3

    She’s one of the goats.. tbh she only lost to holly holms and Amanda nunes another goat.. damn savage

    • @artificialintelligence9378
      @artificialintelligence9378 19 дней назад

      The point isn't that she lost. It's that she looked pathetic as she lost. Unprofessional and sloppy to be precise. Yeah she was great for marketing Women UFC but GOAT? Naah! Her arrogance gets old really fast for a lot of people's taste. Nunes? Yes, that's some serious talent.

  • @joshstixxfata
    @joshstixxfata Год назад +58

    the way joe was talking to Ronda almost like he was reading his wedding vowels to her lol

    • @robotube7361
      @robotube7361 2 месяца назад +1

      She was his golden goose.

    • @MadMan16th
      @MadMan16th Месяц назад

      She had like what 5 under min and 2 under 15 sec finishes in the fu**ing row.. who do that?

    • @o.gparamount3099
      @o.gparamount3099 Месяц назад

      Yea the Rogan gassin⛽️was extremely cringe smh

    • @Oogidahboogidah
      @Oogidahboogidah 28 дней назад

      @@MadMan16th she was versing librarians and cashiers bro 😂

    • @kidjoe22
      @kidjoe22 21 день назад

      Yes it was sickening how they slobbered all over her

  • @navakashgill2967
    @navakashgill2967 2 года назад +523

    Bro this is some serious editing, and the time and dedication shows. Good on you bud!

    • @trentyoung8765
      @trentyoung8765 2 года назад

      then u havent seen THE FIGHTING BUSINESS.....check him channel out its amazing no CAP

    • @obtuseonone3133
      @obtuseonone3133 2 года назад +3

      @@trentyoung8765 just found that channel Thanks
      this was a really good job on TBD 2K end
      i wonder though...who taught/allowed rhonda to bounce on her tippi toes during high stress?
      cause they the ones that ruined her

    • @whiteydiamond
      @whiteydiamond 2 года назад +3

      Lmao it's sloppy as hell but ok

    • @victorramos4336
      @victorramos4336 2 года назад

      @@whiteydiamond how

    • @zackruff2949
      @zackruff2949 2 года назад

      Well put buddy 👍

  • @KDA8919
    @KDA8919 8 месяцев назад +1

    Still baffling to remember hearing Joe hype up a one dimensional fighter. She really was a judo fighter, and that was it.

  • @merlinoner
    @merlinoner 6 месяцев назад

    I saw all her fights un the Ufc, live, and all were spectacular. Si she was must see TV, the rest is history.

  • @hhtptai
    @hhtptai Год назад +196

    It was so crazy watching her downfall in real time. She was the biggest thing in the world, and then she lost it all.

    • @JuliaJuanaAlvarez
      @JuliaJuanaAlvarez 6 месяцев назад +23

      Not all surprising though. She was good when the sport for women still was small and she didn't had equal competition. Once she had that with the likes of Holm and Nunes it showed what a flawed fighter and character she was. She was nothing but ego and one of the most arrogant fighters in UFC history. But she couldn't keep up once she had real competition, that's why she came down so quick

    • @oneleapforward903
      @oneleapforward903 5 месяцев назад +11

      The marketing was great until she was tested.

    • @bajorekjon
      @bajorekjon 4 месяца назад +8

      She's still a rich, famous, healthy, and successful proffesional athlete, I wouldnt say she lost it all.

    • @ricardosalvatti9970
      @ricardosalvatti9970 4 месяца назад +1

      😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @dalroache
      @dalroache 3 месяца назад +2

      she needed to learn to be humble but she believed in her own hype because she was beating every one easilly it went to her head and i dont think that alleged coach helped as he dont know any kickboxing or mma his a self professed boxing coach but ronda needed people who knew sport of mma....that is a text book lesson on what happens if your not humble...stay blessed😀

  • @b.g.4266
    @b.g.4266 2 года назад +78

    If anyone or anything was ever over-hyped, it was Ronda Rousey after 10 damn fights. "sHe cAn bEaT MaLe FiGhTeRs aNd FLoYd mAyWeAThEr!!". Bringing Mike Tyson in "look at how good her hands are" lmaooo. Her humbling is one of the all-time great things about the UFC and MMA period.

    • @nicolashrv
      @nicolashrv 2 года назад +8

      The easiest $$$ Mike made in years!

    • @TypicalIndian1981
      @TypicalIndian1981 2 года назад

      Yeah

    • @nitheeshvi6228
      @nitheeshvi6228 Год назад +1

      But no women drawn More money than Ronda Rousey does....

    • @omega0195
      @omega0195 Год назад +5

      @@nitheeshvi6228 and? Doesn't change the fact that she was a fake champ and role model. Instantly quitting after losing a second time. Pathetic

    • @nitheeshvi6228
      @nitheeshvi6228 Год назад

      @@omega0195 what about her 6 title defence.... She beaten Cat zingano, who even beaten Amanda nunez... Hater can hate... But she will grow to the sky.

  • @jamessurber5969
    @jamessurber5969 6 месяцев назад +1

    When you treat people like crap all the way up the ladder of success and then fall from grace as we all do people will celebrate your demise. Life lesson be humble in your victory as well as your loss and people will be genuinely supportive in both cases.

  • @carlosgarza1962
    @carlosgarza1962 9 месяцев назад

    Never gets old watching Rhonda eat a bit slice of humble pie

  • @anamshah4421
    @anamshah4421 2 года назад +165

    Damn i can't believe that all her previous opponent before Holm didn't see the hole in her striking. What she does is she make it look she is going to strike, then clinch and take you to the ground. Then finish you there. What Holm did was beautiful, never wanted any part with the clinch. Just keep it standing.

    • @zeffps1449
      @zeffps1449 2 года назад +6

      Because before holly ronda was the only fighter in the women’s class with superior skills in mma.

    • @crimealleysoutlaw1103
      @crimealleysoutlaw1103 2 года назад +38

      Because majority of the competition she fought were Grapplers/wrestlers....Holly was the first pure striker she faced

    • @zeffps1449
      @zeffps1449 2 года назад +15

      @@crimealleysoutlaw1103 yup that’s 100% it

    • @anamshah4421
      @anamshah4421 2 года назад +4

      @@crimealleysoutlaw1103 have to agree with you there. I thought Cat zingano would have gotten the job done. But damn

    • @dazzaMusic
      @dazzaMusic 2 года назад +9

      Just shows how bad Bethe Corriea was in her fight when Rousey outboxed her

  • @javierrojo9103
    @javierrojo9103 2 года назад +124

    I remember the Holly fight I knew Holly would be the one to defeat Ronda. I seen her background & she was a ex boxer, ex kickboxer, has outstanding ground game. She was the better fighter. No one believed me when I said Holly would win. But when the fight happened I remember me calling it. I told everyone Holly would stop ronda & that’s exactly what happened. I did my predictions based on skill & the way Holly was emotionally in control. Ronda was a hot head & she got humbled .

    • @topixfromthetropix1674
      @topixfromthetropix1674 Год назад +10

      Rhonda's boxing was bad, she was easy to hit. Holm and Nunes out-boxed Rousey.

    • @zachariasj2120
      @zachariasj2120 Год назад

      How did her striking get worse cause against bethe she had at least a left hook

    • @NightSide1349
      @NightSide1349 Год назад +7

      @@zachariasj2120 Ronda didn’t have good striking to begin with, when she went against real striker’s such as Holly and Amanda, you could clearly see the massive difference.
      Her ground game was good but her standup was very mediocre from the very beginning.

    • @jjohnson4013
      @jjohnson4013 Год назад +1

      ​@@NightSide1349 i agree she had no feet work no head movement i saw her shadow boxing she was not doing it the right way even when she was hitting the pads had no idea what she was doing

    • @randlemarsh
      @randlemarsh 11 месяцев назад +1

      Why didn't you bet big on her for a nice payout?

  • @ErikShen2907
    @ErikShen2907 9 месяцев назад

    SOOOOO SATISFYING!!!

  • @Creasey_F
    @Creasey_F 7 месяцев назад +1

    The hype for her was out of this world. Never understood why

  • @pianomanforlife7
    @pianomanforlife7 2 года назад +204

    It’s crazy to watch this and at the end think about how Amanda just lost after her reign… Ronda was an extremely talented fighter with an amazing career, but could never take her losses like a true champ. Amanda was so incredibly humble and respectful in her defeat. Can’t wait to see her back on top!

    • @23ChitownsFinest
      @23ChitownsFinest 2 года назад +23

      Yesss!!! I love Amanda that much more because of her sportsmanship. She took that loss like a true professional champ. Respect ✊🏽

    • @adb8003
      @adb8003 Год назад +17

      And Amanda actually managed to get her belt back

    • @330wiz7
      @330wiz7 Год назад +14

      Ronda actually wasn't a talented fighter.
      She had one move. Lol we all watched what happened when an actual talented fighter got in the cage with her.

    • @josemartinezz9152
      @josemartinezz9152 Год назад +3

      @@330wiz7 that is true

    • @chrischurch4551
      @chrischurch4551 11 месяцев назад

      Ronda most sore loser I've ever seen;

  • @rockyp3917
    @rockyp3917 2 года назад +16

    Holly Holmes taught Rhonda a life lesson in humility.

  • @elleni-41
    @elleni-41 5 месяцев назад +3

    Humbled.. that's why she ended up in the wwe.. she is not the baddest woman on the planet..

  • @Comeoffitman
    @Comeoffitman 11 месяцев назад +1

    Her story never fails to cheer me up.

  • @sourishsaha8067
    @sourishsaha8067 2 года назад +127

    Shows how unpredictable sports is. Specifically contact/combat sports like MMA. This is what makes the legends so much greater

    • @gnarrcan108
      @gnarrcan108 Год назад +4

      Mma fans are fickle they see an unstoppable guy get stopped and they immediately know something in hindsight. Ronda is a legend man the sport is always gonna evolve but she was the girl. She did lots of stuff guys did but she does get shit on more than them and she just couldn’t handle it with everyone bailing like that it just sucked the fight outta her. She got surrounded by yes men and her own ego and it blew up in her face. After that everyone wrote her off completely and it was just too much.

    • @kreizeeboi
      @kreizeeboi 7 месяцев назад +1

      @@gnarrcan108 nahh media hyped her up. I knew she was a bad striker. She won those fights because the media hyped her up to be a complete fighter when in reality her striking is ass. She was good on the ground though i'll give her that as she was a legitimate Judo black belt. It really baffles me how it took 10+ fights to realize that if you keep the distance ronda is lost. Kudos to holly holmes coaches for having half a brain to realize that.

    • @michaelcoletta4547
      @michaelcoletta4547 6 месяцев назад

      @@gnarrcan108 Ronda wrote herself off... let's be real.

    • @ABAddonfromHeLL
      @ABAddonfromHeLL 3 месяца назад

      Yea combat sports to me seems the most unpredictable and it is also known for having the most toxic fans, with motorsports fans being the least toxic

  • @emeryjohnson1264
    @emeryjohnson1264 2 года назад +91

    Amanda Nunez is a really great boxer and is powerful for a small fighter

    • @cs-zz7jd
      @cs-zz7jd 2 года назад +8

      Dude, have you seen the stare off between the two? There is size difference.

    • @benperez8291
      @benperez8291 2 года назад +12

      Amanda is huge in terms of her back and triceps which are the best for stand up punching

    • @UnderSprayedWhiteSkies
      @UnderSprayedWhiteSkies 2 года назад +2

      "She's" not born XX like other women. Note the finger to the lips "Shoosh" symbol after she pummeled RR (she knows something you don't know). But still very satisfying to see egotistical, immature bully like RR get famously beat down.

    • @emeryjohnson1264
      @emeryjohnson1264 2 года назад +2

      I could watch the replay over and over again

    • @marcoillanescastro8847
      @marcoillanescastro8847 2 года назад +5

      Amanda Nunez was the reason RR retires and she's scared to come back. Also Amanda it's a Champion of Champions in 2 different weight classes and she defended both belts, something RR will never even imagine to dream. All hail The Lioness!! 🔥🇧🇷❤️🇧🇷🔥

  • @mrronx
    @mrronx 4 месяца назад

    Keep your Head up Rhonda.. Many wish they could have accomplished the Feats that you Have...☮

  • @DeputyFrankie
    @DeputyFrankie 2 месяца назад +5

    If Ronda would have been humble as she fought, and respected others, she would have broken a lot of hearts when she lost. Instead she was full of herself and disrespectful to others, and a lot of people laughed and was like it's about time when she took those L's.. Crazy..