Ronda Rousey voted for Roseanne Barr in 2012 election

Ronda Rousey, the UFC superstar, recently revealed that she’s endorsing Sen.

Bernie Sanders’ 2016 White House bid picked up additional celebrity support this week, with MMA fighter Ronda Rousey announcing that she’s in the Vermont senator’s corner. During the conversation with the publication, Rousey claimed that she’s voting for Sanders due to the fact that he “doesn’t take any corporate money”.

When asked what she was going to do if Sanders lost the poll she said that she would most probably vote for a third party once again. If she can’t vote for Sanders, Rousey is voting third party.

I mean, I wouldn’t vote for him. They can pay me nothing for this fight, but I know I’m better than you.’ She has to say, ‘[Expletive] Good Morning America.

“Because I work harder than anybody else”.

However, during an interview with CNN this past summer, Rousey made it clear that Donald Trump is not her man in the race.

Holm, a former world boxing champion like Julaton, is a heavy underdog against Rousey who will be defending her UFC women’s bantamweight title in UFC 193. Rousey, who fights Holly Holm this weekend at UFC 193 in Melbourne, Australia, has expressed an interest in becoming a full-time pro wrestler a few day. “It’s a huge time for women’s sports and I’m just so blessed and happy to be a part of it”. She has never ended a fight in the UFC and was one judge away from losing her UFC debut. Ms. White was of the idea that Miesha Tate has already been beaten twice by Rousey and people will be more interested in watching the champion fight a different opponent. So with that being said, I take those fights very seriously, and I take them as real fights. “When they stand up it will be a good fight but when it goes to the ground she’s going to destroy her”.

But no, I wouldn’t want to be first in line to take her on – she would kick my a***!

“I don’t want a reality TV star to be running my country”.

It will be Rousey’s second-longest break since she kicked off her career in 2011, and she can’t be any happier.