R. Rousey (photo) faces H. Holm at UFC 193. Photo: Josh Hedges/UFC
The duel between the UFC bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey and the Invicta FC featherweight champion Chris Cyborg It is, without a shadow of a doubt, the most anticipated event of all time in women's MMA. But it seems that it's not just the fans who are eagerly awaiting this fight. Ronda herself echoed the popular outcry by saying that her professional career seems incomplete without the challenge against the Brazilian.
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“My career feels incomplete, I feel like there's more to be done, I don't feel like I've done it all. With the Olympics it's just 'you win a gold medal and that's it'. With the UFC there is always the question: 'When will everything be done for me?'. It is not. The feeling is of something unfinished (without the fight against Cyborg)”, said the blonde, in an interview with the official Ultimate commentator Joe Rogan’s podcast.
Ronda, now 28 years old, also said that her MMA career is nearing the end and guaranteed that she will retire soon. “I'm not going to do that when I'm in my 30s. I don't want to be fighting in my 30s. By 30, I say 31 or 32. Because that's when you add a number later and they become 'your 30'. I'm 28 years old, I don't know. I look at it the same way I look at fighting, it's the way I do everything. I don't see things separately and I'm not going to go in there and try and try and try and try just to hope it works,” she assured her.
Before thinking about your retirement or even a duel against Chris Cyborg, However, Ronda Rousey He has another appointment scheduled in the octagon. On November 15th, the women's bantamweight champion puts her belt on the line against the undefeated challenger Holly holm in the main fight of UFC 193, an event that will take place in a football stadium with a capacity for more than 70 thousand fans in Melbourne (Australia).
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