Ronda Rousey beats Gina Carano in 17 seconds in Netflix boxing match

Ronda Rousey Defeated in an astonishing 17 seconds Gina Carano Two MMA legends return to Netflix Combat Sports.

The highly anticipated game takes place on Saturday, May 16th at the Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California under the banner Jake PaulThe most valuable promotion. (Carano, 44, last fought in August 2009, when she lost by TKO to Chris Cyborg In the first round. Rousey, 39, last fought in December 2016 when she lost via TKO to Amanda Nunes Within 48 seconds. )

In Saturday’s game, less than 20 seconds after the game officially started, Rossi quickly trapped Carano in the armbar and achieved a submission victory. The two MMA icons tearfully embraced after the brief fight.

“Gina is the one who got me into MMA and the only one who can get me back into MMA,” Rousey said. Ariel Helwani After the game. “She’s my hero, man. She brought me home when no one else could… You changed my world and so did we this world. “

When asked if she had a chance to fight again, Rousey responded: “I couldn’t have asked for a better ending. I want to have more kids and start cooking.”

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Rousey announced Her unexpected return to MMA After competing in WWE professional wrestling on and off for the past decade, in February of this year.

“It’s been a long time coming to announce this: Gina Carano and I will be losing in the biggest superfight in the history of women’s combat sports!” she said in a statement. “We’re partnering with fighter-first promotion MVP and the world’s biggest, baddest streamer, Netflix. This is for all MMA fans past, present and future. There’s more to come…and more.”

At the time, Carano said a long-awaited dream match with Rousey was the only opportunity big enough to pull her out of nearly 17 years of retirement.

“Ronda came to me and said she would only come back for one person and it was her dream to have this fight happen between us,” Carano said in February. “She thanked me for opening the door in her career and respectfully asked for this fight. It’s an honor. I believe I’m going to come out of this fight with a win, and I don’t expect it to be easy and I welcome it. It’s for Ronda and I, for the fans and for the MMA community. What a great moment.”

Exclusive statement us weekly In April, Rousey opened up about how her fight training has changed since becoming a mom. (Rosie and her husband, Travis Brownhas two daughters: La’akea Makalapuaokalanipō, 4, and Liko’ula P’ūomahinakaipiha, 17 months. )

“It’s definitely more fun because we prioritize having fun instead of just focusing on the outcome, the experience be damned,” she explains. “It gives me better results than I would have otherwise. Every day is fun. I feel like I have energy and I’m not digging in too deep every day. It’s really a good time to share it with them.”

Rousey continued, “Pō loves to be on the mat. She gets sad when we take the cage out because it’s like a giant playpen for them and she loves to watch me train… She’s usually a super kid. When I was a kid, my mom said the only way she could sit was to put me in a box and sit on it. That’s what my daughter is like.”

“I’m cursed to raise a kid with as much energy as I do, but gosh, when I train, she just sits there and watches, transfixed,” she joked. “She definitely wanted to fight and kept asking me to do it. She saw some kids doing jiu-jitsu and said, ‘I want to do that.’ I was like, ‘You will. “I don’t want her to get into trouble too soon.”

Rousey also discussed what’s next for her life and career after returning to the world of MMA.

“My husband and I want to try for two more kids. I just want to have more little humans. … Professionally, I feel like there’s really nothing I can do that’s worth leaving my family again,” she told me us April.