RELATED LINKS: - More Photos Of Ronda Rousey At PWG Indy Wrestling Show - Behind-The-Scenes Of Ronda Rousey's Recent Photo Shoot (7 Pictures) - Ronda Rousey Explains Why Pretty Girls Are Better Fighters - Rousey vs. Cat Zingano Likely For UFC 182, Holly Holm To Fight Winner? - Ronda Rousey Says There's Times She Thought She Would Die During Fights - Ronda Rousey Says She Doesn't Want Fans Knowing Her "Private" UFC Salary - Ronda Rousey Says Cyborg Embarrassed Not Only The Sport, But Her Country - Update On Ronda Rousey Possibly Working For WWE In The Future Talk about this on our official FACEBOOK page, or on our official TWITTER page. You can also talk about it in our popular FORUMS.LoadingHad an awesome time at the @officialpwg / @prowrestlingguerrilla show last night with @rondarousey @qosbaszler and @jessamynduke... Thanks to @1220raven for hooking us up! Best pro wrestling show/crowd I've ever been to.
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PHOTOS: Ronda Rousey, Four Horsewomen Backstage At PWG Indy Wrestling Event
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VIDEO: Holly Holm Talks UFC Debut Against Raquel Pennington On “Inside MMA”
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VIDEO: Arianny Celeste Profiled By CBS News For “Most Real And Genuine” Interview Of Her Life
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Ronda Rousey In Attendance As “GGG” KOs Rubio In Second Round
All smiles with marinashafir on the way home after watching GGG handle business tonight http://t.co/0clsuAaj40
— Ronda Rousey (@RondaRousey) October 19, 2014
GGG is even more amazing to watch live - video shamelessly stolen from @brucebuffer http://t.co/rQTw1G57KP
— Ronda Rousey (@RondaRousey) October 19, 2014
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Heather Clark Talks Fighting Felice Herrig A Second Time On TUF 20
"I knew it was going to happen, it was something I definitely looked forward to when I got the word I was going to be on the show. I knew for sure I was going to fight her, on my application the last question on the TUF application was to tell something interesting about yourself and I went on to talk about my hockey career, my theatre background, my stunts and then the last thing was “and I want a rematch with Felice Herrig, it would be the cherry on top”. It was something I wanted and I think the fans wanted."On her first fight with Herrig in Bellator:
"My manager came to me and offered a fight against Felice for my first fight and for whatever reason it didn't go through and she pulled out and got another fight in Bellator and I knew she was going to take that and I would have done the same. Down the road we got offered another fight and she decided she didn't want to take that because she said I wouldn't make weight and that kind of pissed me off and I started poking at her a bit and pokes turned into stabs back and forth and whatnot. It was kind of something at that point where I was like "you offended me, I've apparently offended you, lets handle and settle this in the cage". In the first fight, I broke my radius in my right arm, completely in half and fought for eight minutes with a broken radius and now I have a plate and six screws in there so it was quite the fight."On problems with Angela Magana:
"We did a stupid reality show that never got aired, thankfully. She is just really obnoxious, she’s a bully, she likes to feed off other people’s misery and she likes to put people down, she’s just a major insecure girl, a girl who grew up with unfortunately parents that didn't teach her about bullying."Talk about this on our official FACEBOOK page, or on our official TWITTER page. You can also talk about it in our popular FORUMS.
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Ronda Rousey vs. Cat Zingano Set For UFC 182 Co-Main Event On January 3rd
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Ronda Rousey Comments On Cat Zingano Bout, Breaks Down Match From Statistical Point-Of-View
It's official - the fight @catzingano and I have been waiting far to long for is going down Jan 3rd on… http://t.co/5hAH4Cv5eO
— Ronda Rousey (@RondaRousey) October 23, 2014
She then tweeted a link to the following Instagram post, breaking down the Rousey-Zingano bout from a statistical point-of-view:
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Ronda Rousey On Men Fighting Women: “I Don’t Think It’s A Good Idea”
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Joe Rogan Says He Has No Problem With Ronda Rousey Fighting Bryan Caraway
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15 Of The 16 Members Of The TUF 20 Cast To Return For The Finale On December 12th
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Rousey-Zingano Moved To UFC 184 In February, Dana White Confirms Via Social Media
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VIDEO: Ronda Rousey Throws Superman Punch At Michelle Rodriguez In “Furious 7″ Teaser Clip
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VIDEO: Behind-The-Scenes Of Ronda Rousey’s Very Risque Buffalo Pro Shoot (UPDATED)
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Holly Holm Sees Holes In Ronda Rousey’s Game, Talks Turning Down Huge Payday
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Ronda Rousey: “Got To Step Away From MMA For A Minute To Shoot This Fashion Campaign”
Got to step away from MMA for a minute to shoot this fashion campaign for @BuffaloJeans. Hope you guys like it :) pic.twitter.com/2SDFZqu6Nd
— Ronda Rousey (@RondaRousey) October 30, 2014
You can check out a behind-the-scenes video clip from the risque shoot, as well as nine full-sized revealing photos from the shoot at this link: VIDEO: Behind-The-Scenes Of Ronda Rousey’s Very Risque Buffalo Pro Shoot (UPDATED)
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Ronda Rousey Comments On Being A “Proper Sexual Role Model”
RELATED: Check out video and photos of Ronda Rousey's "Buffalo Pro" shoot here
Below are some highlights of the interview, which you can check out in full at WWD.com.
WWD: You are closing in on a major activewear and sneaker endorsement deal. In the meantime, how did the Buffalo David Bitton deal come together? Ronda Rousey: I purposefully have been holding out a long time on the apparel side of sponsorship. It was worth giving up lots of money that had been offered to me in order to pick exactly the right sponsor at the right time. Buffalo Pro was the perfect thing because they never had a woman, and there had never been any MMA athlete who had a sponsored fashion deal at all. So, I was excited to jump all over it. I got so many cool clothes. I was looking around and said to my roommate the other day, “Jesus Christ, why haven’t I gotten a fashion sponsorship sooner?” WWD: How long do you usually work out? R.R.: If I am training only once a day, I will train for three hours straight. It has a lot to do with my coach because he knows I will keep training until I drop. It’s until I get cut off — I would keep going forever if they let me. Overtraining is my biggest problem. I always have to have someone watching me so that I make sure I stop. WWD: How did you first get into martial arts? R.R.: My mother was the first American to win the world championships in judo, back in 1984. She did that working as an engineer, a single mother and getting her Ph.D. She’s the most amazing person I have ever met. When we moved back to California, she visited teammates who had opened clubs of their own. I tagged along and tried out. From the first day I tried it, I loved it, and six years later, I was on my first Olympic team. WWD: What do most people misunderstand about what you do? R.R.: People have a very hard time seeing the art of it. It’s called “martial arts” because that really is what it is. It’s not just brawling and throwing your hands. There’s a sweet science and a beauty to it that you really have to be close to and immersed in to see. On the outside, it just looks like violence and gore, but, on the inside, you see two people competing against each other in the most honest of settings. When every single layer is pulled back in a fight, that is the time when you are your truest self and you really learn the most about yourself, mentally and physically. It’s all about trying to outsmart the other person. It’s not really about being stronger or faster. WWD: What’s the end game? R.R.: When I fight, I think, “How can I funnel this person into doing what I want them to do?” I have to convince them to do something, but I have to make them think it’s a good idea. You have to get inside that person’s head and be like, “OK, I want this person to step to the left. So, what can I do to convince this person the best thing they can do is to step to the left for me?” It’s more of a mental chess game than it is about a physical fight. WWD: Is that outlook helpful in life and business? R.R.: Definitely. All sports are a metaphor for life, especially MMA more than anything else. It’s not like baseball, football or soccer, where the objective is to make so many points. In martial arts, the objective is always the philosophy and the discipline. Where I come from is judo, where the principals are maximum efficiency, minimum effort and mutual welfare and benefit. In judo, you’re supposed to try every single movement where it’s the most efficient. If you do a throw perfectly, it should take no effort from you. That’s what I’ve really learned in my life — being efficient in everything I do. And you always need that other person, and you’re only as good as the person you train with. So, every single time you throw someone eight times, you need to take eight falls yourself for the other person. That’s another principal that I have always applied to my life. I can’t expect things to be all about me all the time. I give as much as I expect to get. WWD: Any weight-control advice for models? R.R.: Every single time I do a shoot, I try to do it at a weight I can maintain. With the ESPN Body issue, I got a little bit lighter because ESPN tries to capture the human body at its highest potential. With anything else — like Maxim or the car magazine shoot I did in Brazil that is about femininity and not athleticism‚ I purposefully try to go in a little bit heavier, at a weight I can chill at and not have to cut down to. I want to be looking how I would on any given Wednesday. It’s important to have proper role models and to have proper sexual role models. Growing up, I would see all these chicks in magazines who looked nothing like me at all, and I thought there was something wrong with me. In middle school and high school, the boys I had crushes on were pawing at girls in magazines or just talking about girls who looked nothing like me. I love all the Dove commercials that are about the empowerment of women.Talk about this on our official FACEBOOK page, or on our official TWITTER page. You can also talk about it in our popular FORUMS.
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Ronda Rousey To Star In Anti-Bullying Show Produced By The Rock?
"The big business moving forward is in producing television. [Dwayne] Johnson and [Dany] Garcia, through 7 Bucks Productions, have eight projects in the works, many of which won’t star Johnson. One is an anti-bullying show with mixed-martial-arts champion Ronda Rousey (the working title is Comeback Kids). Another is a comedic show with a host (not Johnson) who discusses how to survive social events like a bachelor party. Yet another show, a partnership with 44 Blue, which produces the MSNBC program Lockup, will send Johnson to a Miami detention center to mentor at-risk youths."Talk about this on our official FACEBOOK page, or on our official TWITTER page. You can also talk about it in our popular FORUMS.
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Invicta FC 9 Weigh-In Results — Two Fighters Miss Weight
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PHOTOS: UFC Octagon Girl Arianny Celeste Shows Off “Deep Cuts, Sexy Butts” For Halloween

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VIDEO: First Trailer For “Furious 7″ Movie Featuring Ronda Rousey
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