UFC champion Ronda Rousey was on Conan O’Brian’s where she talked about various from her upcoming fight to her judo career and even about her love life.
Rousey told Conan O’Brien about her UFC fights:
“I’m excited like it’s the Olympic games. I’ve been to two Olympics already, so every time I walk out there I feel like it’s another chance at another Olympics. I’m actually really glad that I ended up getting the bronze instead of the gold, because it always feels a little unfulfilled. And every time I’m going out there, it’s another chance to get a gold again. There’s no other feeling like it in the world.”
On the subject of her love life, Conan asked her if men were intimidated by her:
“Maybe,” Rousey said. “But I really wouldn’t want to waste any time on a guy that is easily intimidated by me. There’s more intimidating things in life than me. If that stopped you already, then you’re just saving my time.
“There’s a lot of guys out there that look for a girl that’s less to make him feel like he’s more. And I want to find a guy that wants to be on my level and not someone who wants to make them feel more secure about themselves.”
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