VIDEO: Retired Ronda Rousey gets a tattoo in honor of her MMA triumphs

R. Rousey has been retired since 2016. Photo: Reproduction/YouTube

Despite not appearing in MMA since 2016, Ronda Rousey made history in his time in the sport. The former bantamweight champion (up to 61,2kg) shone in the sport and decided to pay homage to her own career in the octagons. On her social networks, the American published a video showing a tattoo on her forearm with the minutes it took her to win each fight in her career.

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In his record, Ronda also included four amateur fights and told behind-the-scenes stories of his triumphs. In total, there were 15 victories that are now marked on her skin. The sports legend spoke about his concerns about his debut against Liz Carmouche and also revealed that he had broken his finger when he knocked him out. Alexis Davis with just 16 seconds.

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The fight against Brazilian Ediane Gomes was also mentioned. In her MMA debut, Ronda had entered the cage after getting stitches in her foot after being bitten by a friend's dog. Still, she managed to finish the fight in just 15 minutes. The North American even said that she knocked out Bethe Correia with a sore arm from making video calls with her then-boyfriend and former Ultimate member, Travis Browne.

Considered one of the most important fighters in the history of MMA, Ronda Rousey She was the first female Ultimate champion and also defended her title on six occasions. A 'Rowdy', as it is known, lost its unbeaten record in the confrontation against Holly holm and retired from the sport after being knocked out by Amanda nunes, in 2016. In 14 fights, he had 12 wins and two losses in his career.

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