Ronda (photo) is 12 seconds away from “completing a fight” as a professional. Photo: Josh Hedges/UFC
Ronda Rousey It is not only beautiful, but also quite efficient. A specialist in quick victories, the UFC women's bantamweight champion took just 24 minutes and 48 seconds to win her ten professional fights. The value is not even equivalent to the regulatory time of a title fight, like the one Ronda will do this Saturday (28) against Zingano cat, which is 25 minutes.
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Ronda's record becomes even more impressive if we take into account the average time it took the blonde to win each fight. In such a way, we reached the astonishing mark of 2 minutes and 29 seconds, on average, to end their fights.
To achieve this feat, the blonde relied especially on three factors: all of her fights were won by submission or technical knockout (therefore, they ended before the regular time), nine of her ten triumphs came in the first round and seven of them were achieved even before the first minute.
This Saturday (28), in Los Angeles (USA), Ronda Rousey puts his belt on the line again against the undefeated challenger Zingano cat. If she wins in less than 12 seconds, which would be the quickest victory of her career, the muse will continue without completing the 25 minutes of a fight inside the cage. Could it be that, in addition to keeping her title, she hits the mark?
Ronda Rousey, or “Record Breaker”
But anyone who thinks that historical brands of Ronda Rousey they stop due to the short time spent by the champion to finish her fights. Rousey leads or approaches the top in several historical records in the UFC and MMA. Below we will list some of these brands:
– Has the longest undefeated streak in the UFC women’s bantamweight category today (4);
– Has the longest winning streak without going to a UFC decision today (4), tied with Anthony Pettis;
– She is the athlete with the highest number of victories in the first round, considering UFC and Strikeforce, in the women's bantamweight category (5);
– She is the woman with the highest number of performance or fight bonuses ever received in the UFC (4);
– Is part of the select team of 18 Olympic athletes who fought in the UFC;
– She has the second fastest knockout in the history of UFC title fights (16 seconds, about Alexis Davis), just behind the 15 seconds that Andrei Arlovski it took him to knock out Paul Buentello;
– Never suffered one knockdown in career;
– She is the only fighter in the history of the UFC, Strikeforce, PRIDE or WEC to achieve two belt defenses in less than a minute.
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