Relive Ronda Rousey’s Controversial Armbar on Sarah D’Alelio at Strikeforce Challengers
Watch UFC Hall of Fame’s Ronda Rousey pull off a controversial armbar on Sarah D’Alelio in her Strikeforce Challengers debut.
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The Beginning of the Rivalry: Ronda Takes Miesha Tate’s Arm For Her the Strikeforce Title
Ronda Rousey defeated rival Miesha Tate to win the Strikeforce women’s bantamweight championship on March 3, 2012. It was Rousey’s first MMA title victory.
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A Look Back at the Time Ronda KO’d Bethe Correia in 32 Seconds
Ronda has always been a fierce competitor but she showed a different edge during the build-up to her UFC 190 fight against Bethe Correia.
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Take a Trip Back to the 209 With Ronda Rousey and the Diaz Brothers
Before becoming UFC champion, Ronda Rousey traveled to Stockton to train with UFC fan favorites Nick and Nate Diaz at Cesar Gracie Jiu-Jitsu.
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Flashback to When Ronda TKO’d Alexis Davis in 16 Seconds
Ronda Rousey proved her hands are deadly to at UFC 175, when she defended her UFC title in just 16 seconds with a TKO over Alexis Davis.
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Reliving Ronda’s First UFC Title Defense
Relive WWE RAW Women’s Champion Ronda Rousey’s historic first UFC women’s bantamweight title defense, against Liz Carmouche back at UFC 157.
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Remember When Ronda Became Pikachu For ESPN Sportscenter?
Flashback to when notorious Pokemon fangirl Ronda Rousey dressed up as the beloved Pikachu for a funny ESPN video spot in 2015.
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Watch Ronda Armbar 3 Opponents in Under 2 Minutes as an Amateur at Tuff-N-Uff
Go back and watch Ronda Rousey before her UFC Hall of Fame career began, as she blazed through the amateurs in Tuff-N-Nuff competition.
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How Did Ronda Spend Her UFC Off Days? World of Warcraft and Coffee, Of Course
Ronda Rousey gets spotted playing World of Warcraft in UFC 184’s Embedded, during the lead up to her bantamweight title defense against Cat Zingano.
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Ronda Explains What It Feels Like to Tear an Arm Apart
The average person will never know what it is like to sink in a picture-perfect armbar and feel their opponent succumb to the notion that they’ll have to give up or have their arm nearly torn from their body.
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