What will Ronda Rousey do with her UFC belt on Tuesday?

Ronda Rousey, right, fights Bethe Correia during their mixed martial arts bantamweight title fight at UFC 190 on August 2, 2015, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Ronda Rousey is the toughest female fighter on the planet and she proved it by making such a short work out of the undefeated Beth Correia that the entire fight could be summed up in a twitter video.

Rousey had a simple message for Correia after the fight ended, “Don’t cry”.

When asked about this possibility, Rousey said that she is ready to take on any battle. She’s gonna try. She’s doing everything possible and it seems like Ronda is doing zero possible.

But Rousey said leading into her fight with Correia that despite the historical grudge with Tate, it was Correia that likely had the crown as the opponent to anger her the most thanks to her comments about her personal and family life.

Speaking back in May, Correia had said: “Under pressure, she is proving weak”.

Rousey’s fans were quick to tweet about her fight soon afterwards. “She has to make the weight, she has to fight, and she has to be healthy”, he said. Through the role, she was able to get a taste for acting outside the action movie realm, and was able to further develop her acting chops – but playing herself in a movie entirely about her life is another kind of challenge. “There’s no one in the division who can offer competition”. Her hands landed. That’s her merit.

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There was no touch of gloves when the bell rang. She had said she would be fighting for him.

It also explained that this could just be an easy answer to her fame and dominance but inside her is “an unbelievable athlete”. “I prefer [to fight] who makes weight and doesn’t do drugs”.

The UFC has not yet set a date and venue for the Rousey-Tate trilogy fight, although there are reports that it can be held later this year on the same card as the featherweight title showdown between Jose Aldo and Conor McGregor.

While the UFC retains the rights to a possible fierce Rousey challenger, Cris “Cyborg” Justino, White repeated late Saturday that he wants “Cyborg” to fight once at 135 pounds before he matches her against Rousey.