Long awaited Ronda return is within our reach. The decorated judo champion and former bantamwomen’s UFC champion will be getting her title shot on December 30th and UFC 207.
And the odds are heavily in Ronda’s favor.
well that’s a first pic.twitter.com/kK5AmFbZwt
— BJJ Scout (@bjjscout) October 13, 2016
Current champion Amanda Nunes is 13-4 and currently holds a black belt in bjj as well as a brown belt in judo. The American Top Team member won the majority of her fights via knock out. The last fight she lost was to Cat Zingano in 2014.
One interesting tidbit regarding Rousey is that she’s repped by the hollywood powerhouse agency that’s part new owner of the UFC – CAA. It remains to be seen if and how that will influence the promotion and the fight.
One fighter rooting for Rousey? The aforementioned Zingano:
I didn’t say I want a shot now, I got other fight plans y’all. I said I want @RondaRousey to piece her up, so when I’m back up,we scrap @ufc
— Alpha Cat Zingano (@CatZingano) October 13, 2016
Meanwhile Ronda is doing some worthy charity work auctioning her strikeforce shorts for the benefit of Noahs Animal House!
A photo posted by rondarousey (@rondarousey) on
Who will you be rooting for?
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