Ronda Rousey says ‘don’t cry’ to Bethe Correia after knockout

In 2012, she defeated Miesha Tate in four minutes and 27 seconds to become the Strikeforce Women’s Bantamweight Champion. I fight in the UFC’s 135-pound division. Coming in to this fight, all eyes were on Ronda Rousey. She’s having huge success in MMA, and UFC don’t want to undermine her credibility by allowing her to take WWE bookings. And told Jimmy Kimmel about the time she beat up two dudes at a movie theatre after watching “Juno.”But it was all love when the champ chatted it up with Conan O’Brien”. The Brazilian came in confident, despite being a huge underdog. Rousey improved to 12-0.

Rousey memorably submitted Cat Zingano in only 14 seconds – a UFC record – at UFC 184, then took a little longer to put Correia away. The bell rang and 34 seconds later, Correia was in the fetal position on the floor of the octagon, courtesy of Miss Rousey’s fist. “That’s my goal at this point”.

Her 13th foe was rocked by a right hand before getting thrown by the Venice superstar and eating nine quick, consecutive punches.

‘I knew he was going to be well prepared, but I won, I got the victory, ‘ Rua said. That didn’t make her loss any less devastating.

Rousey’s journey to Rio is a multifaceted decision designed to reach her goals – just like nearly everything she does. Actually, she’s made several appearances as an actress in such films as The Expendable 3, Furious 7 as well as Entourage (where she also played herself). She had said she would be fighting for him.

The UFC bantamweight champion touched on Justino’s positive steroid test last December 2011 which the Invicta champion blamed on her dietary supplement. Justino seems like the most likely competitor to give Rousey a run for her money at the moment.

“I said the exact same thing she was saying to me during the weigh-ins”, Rousey said, recalling how Correia kept screaming “Don’t cry!” at her face during their weigh-in.

While the timing might be a bit close, Rousey has previously shown a willingness to fight anyone, anywhere, at any time, provided she survives her encounter with Correia relatively unscathed. Meanwhile, “Fight of the Night” was awarded to Shogun Rua and Antonio Rogerio Nogueira.