Ronda Rousey reveals MMA future after Gina Carano fight

With just days remaining of Ronda Rousey’s MMA comeback fight against Gina Carano, Rousey opened up and shared the plans for her future. In a recent interview on The Breakfast Club, Rousey shared her thoughts on her future.

“I’m done fighting after this,” Rousey said. “Unless something goes down in this match that it deserves a trilogy from me and Gina [Carano]. But I promised my husband, I promised my sister, everybody that this is my last one. I want to have more kids, too.”

When asked if receiving more money could change her mind, Rousey answered, “We make money so we can spend our time how we want, with who we want, where we want. I already have that,” Rousey said. “If I’m going spending time away from my family to make more money, that’s not going to change our situation at all. What are you doing? It’s just dragon sickness.

“Keep in mind what you’re doing these things for. I’m doing it for them. I don’t want to spend more time away from them trying to get more money that they don’t need,” Rousey told Breakfast Club.

Rousey is scheduled to fight Gina Carano in May. 2026 at Intuit Dome in Los Angeles, California. The fight will be under the banner of Jake Paul’s MVP and streamed live on Netflix.

Ronda Rousey addresses her retirement plans

A few weeks ago, during an interview with ExtraTV, Ronda Rousey opened up about her retirement plans following her fight with Carano. “I would like to have some more kids. I would like to write some more graphic novels,” Rousey said. ” Be able to close this chapter of my life in a way that I’m not like slamming the book shut and throwing it across the room, but like affectionately closing it like the end of The Lord of the Rings. I’m looking forward to that.”