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This past week, shocking news surfaced regarding a potential boxing super fight between Ronda Rousey and Katie Taylor. Ever since her retirement from the UFC, fans have been calling for Ronda Rousey to return to combat sports, despite her disappointing end to her tenure in the premier Mixed Martial Arts promotion.
Manager Ali Abdelaziz claims that his fighter, Kayla Harrison, the current bantamweight champ, is not on good terms with former UFC bantamweight champ Ronda Rousey.
Ronda Rousey’s comeback plans are still drawing plenty of questions. It’s been nearly a decade since her last fight, with back-to-back knockout losses ending her time in the Octagon.
Ronda Rousey’s return plan continues to raise eyebrows. The former UFC women’s bantamweight champion has not competed in combat sports since a second consecutive knockout loss spelled the end of her tenure inside the Octagon nine years ago.
Jacqueline Cavalcanti did not throw just any knee; she threw one that shook the entire sport. One clean, precisely timed strike in a usual sparring bout at Syndicate MMA left her partner stumbling, the gym silent, and a viral video circulating the internet.
The blueprint for lucrative crossover fights, perfected by Floyd Mayweather and Mike Tyson, may have found its next blockbuster chapter, as rumors link UFC icon Ronda Rousey to a boxing match against Undisputed Champion Katie Taylor.
Just hours after news broke that Ronda Rousey is in talks for a controversial comeback to combat sports, Gina Carano posted footage of her hitting the pads with her coach.
Cris Cyborg isn’t buying the recent report that UFC Hall of Famer Ronda Rousey is planning on coming out of retirement to face boxing star Katie Taylor next year.
Arguably the greatest female boxer of all time has spoken about her potential crossover fight. It doesn’t feel like anything is off the table in the current combat sports landscape.
In a crossover that could redefine women’s combat sports, former UFC champion Ronda Rousey and Irish boxing legend Katie Taylor are deep in negotiations to meet in a blockbuster boxing bout in Las Vegas.
This past Monday, huge news broke that Ronda Rousey is in talks for a potential boxing super fight against the consensus greatest female boxer of all time.
Nearly a decade after her last UFC fight, Ronda Rousey is considering a return to combat sports. The women’s MMA pioneer is purportedly interested in making her boxing debut against undisputed super lightweight champion Katie Taylor in 2026.
Reports are coming out that a crossover boxing clash between Katie Taylor and Ronda Rousey could take place in Las Vegas next year. Taylor is the current Undisputed Junior Welterweight Champion, having defeated Amanda Serrano in July to retain her title.
Ronda Rousey is set for a sensational return to combat sports. While her expertise lies in either the worlds of mixed martial arts or judo, Rousey is rumored to be preparing for a venture into boxing.
Talks for a major summer showdown are officially underway. Netflix is showing interest in hosting the event. Both sides appear open to making the blockbuster happen.
The mystery surrounding Ronda Rousey’s return has finally come to light, and it involves Conor McGregor. The former UFC champion has kept the MMA world buzzing for months, ever since she hinted on social media that she might step back into the fight game.
Ronda Rousey is reportedly eyeing a return to fighting next summer in a Netflix showdown with boxing legend Katie Taylor. The former UFC bantamweight champion is one of the biggest stars in MMA history, female or otherwise.
Kayla Harrison is living in a moment many fighters spend a lifetime chasing. She’s co-headlining the UFC’s first Paramount-era card on January 24, defending her bantamweight crown against Amanda Nunes, the woman widely regarded as the GOAT of women’s MMA.
The MMA world has been buzzing ever since Ronda Rousey stepped back onto the mats in the past few months, posting training clips that sent fans into a frenzy and reignited rumors of a comeback nearly a decade after her last UFC fight.
The landscape of women's Mixed Martial Arts was fundamentally reshaped by Ronda Rousey, the UFC's first legitimate female superstar and a trailblazer whose dominance forced the organization to open its doors to women fighters.
In a recent interview, former UFC women's bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey criticized MMA fans and media. During the interview, she also stated the longtime UFC color commentator Joe Rogan was no expect on the sport. "He’s not an expert.
Ronda Rousey is back on the mats but not necessarily back on the comeback trail. Speaking on The Breakfast Club, the former UFC bantamweight champion said training again has been about health, joy, and rediscovering her identity as a martial artist, not plotting a dramatic return.