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UFC Hall of Famer Ronda Rousey seems content in retirement but continues to fuel speculation over a possible comeback.
Ronda Rousey abruptly left MMA following back-to-back title losses to Amanda Nunes and Holly Holm. Before her back-to-back setbacks, Rousey was one of the biggest sports stars in the world and remains a pioneer for women’s MMA.
Rousey has explained her abrupt leave from combat sports in recent months, citing neurological trauma and a complicated relationship with the UFC fanbase and media. She’s been accused by a former analyst, Jimmy Smith, of mistreating media members and production employees behind the scenes.
But despite her reluctance to return to fighting, Rousey is acting as if a return to the cage isn’t firmly off the table.
Some wall flow with [Cat Zingano] – thank you for helping to get me moving again,” Rousey posted.
“I’ve never felt more stiff, fragile or slow but god I missed it.”
Rousey created fan excitement when she showcased a return to training to rebuild her postpartum body. To the surprise of many, Zingano, her former championship rival, has played a major role in her return to the gym in recent months.
After departing from the UFC, Rousey enjoyed a brief stint in professional wrestling with WWE before parting ways with the promotion. While she hasn’t ruled out a return to wrestling down the line, it likely won’t come in WWE after she shared a strained relationship with the brass.