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Rousey Reportedly Planning to Grow Her Family Instead of Returning to the Octagon
Ronda Rousey, the former UFC women's bantamweight champion, has allegedly made a major decision regarding her potential return to MMA. After her first-round defeat to Amanda Nunes in December 2016, Rousey walked away from the sport. However, recent rumors have suggested a comeback at UFC 300. Despite the speculation, Rousey is reportedly focused on expanding her family with husband Travis Browne rather than stepping back into the octagon.
Speculation of a Dream Match at UFC 300
UFC Chief Executive Dana White has hinted at a big-money "super fight" taking place in April. This has led to rumors of a potential matchup between Rousey and Miesha Tate. However, according to wrestling and MMA insider Dave Meltzer, Rousey has shown no interest in returning to fighting and is instead planning on having another child.
Dana White Shuts Down Rousey's Octagon Return
Despite the ongoing speculation, UFC President Dana White has publicly dismissed the idea of Rousey fighting again. He believes she has already accomplished everything she set out to do, including winning both a UFC and WWE championship. White also mentioned that Rousey is financially successful through sponsorships and is now focused on starting a family.
Rousey's Reflection on Retirement
Rousey has faced criticism for her handling of defeat to Nunes and for leaving the sport without saying goodbye. Reflecting on her decision, she admitted that she didn't want to continue in judo and MMA solely for the expectations of others. Rousey emphasized the importance of doing what she truly wants instead of trying to please everyone else.
