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Well I remember once apon a time, there was an MMA/UFC thread around here somewhere, but I can't seem to find it now, so I'm just gonna go a head and post this here...
Ronda Rousey is Fighting on the 28th and I've been looking forward to this all month, but anyways... I just stumbled upon this article about her in the Washington Post that I found too awesome not to share. She really is much more than just the champ in MMA or the UFC, she truly is a Champion for women everywhere.
Here's the link to the OP:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/sport...a69a32-bcf8-11e4-9dfb-03366e719af8_story.html
Ronda Rousey is Fighting on the 28th and I've been looking forward to this all month, but anyways... I just stumbled upon this article about her in the Washington Post that I found too awesome not to share. She really is much more than just the champ in MMA or the UFC, she truly is a Champion for women everywhere.
White famously vowed to keep women out of UFC and now concedes that no men are as technically sound as Rousey when it comes to a judo throw or an armbar. Few others have created as much separation from their peers. White joked recently, “She’s gonna have to start fighting men if she walks through Cat Zingano.”
Eventually a reporter from Breitbart Sports asked whether female fighters could produce the same pay-per-view numbers as a male-dominated card. And if they can’t, might women’s place in the sport be harmed by Saturday’s show?
Rousey answered respectfully — “It’s a great opportunity to be able to prove something.” But the discussion kept simmering.
The reporter noted that MMA is still a niche sport and “the women’s thing for a lot of fans, whether you like it or not, it’s a turn-off for certain guys.”
Needless to say, Rousey did not like this.
“And you know what? Lighter divisions are a turn-off to some people,” she said. “But you don’t ask [male fighters] about that. . . . This is the thing that we’re starting to change. You are what we need to change about this culture.”
The gym erupted in laughs and cheers. Later, she called the reporter unprofessional and “a mama’s basement blogger.”
“But whatever,” she said. “Not everybody can be good at their job.”
Here's the link to the OP:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/sport...a69a32-bcf8-11e4-9dfb-03366e719af8_story.html