Ronda Rousey is 'on fire'! Known for not mincing words and having very little patience with her rivals, the former UFC bantamweight champion (up to 61,2kg) made headlines in the MMA world last Wednesday (29), when she lashed out at Hunter Campbell, one of the Ultimate's directors and considered by most of the media and fighters as Dana White's right-hand man in the matchmaking in the biggest organization on the planet.
In an interview with 'Fight Culture', she said she was happy with the commercial success of her fight with Gina Carano, especially since it served as a counter-argument to Campbell, who had refused to promote the duel between the two in the UFC due to the veterans' age. The two headlined the first MMA card ever streamed on Netflix.
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“It was extremely gratifying, especially after Hunter Campbell told Gina that he didn’t know how to promote a couple of forty-somethings—that’s exactly what he said. So, it was really good to be able to take that comment and rub it in his face. It’s not that he doesn’t know how to promote us; it’s that he doesn’t know how to promote shit, and he missed a huge opportunity by letting us go. Because now he, in his own arrogance, basically allowed us to create the Lamborghini for his Ferrari, and ended up creating the biggest rival the UFC will ever have—all because he’s so arrogant, stupid, and sexist,” Rousey stated.
Ronda Rousey continues to blast Hunter Campbell for not knowing 'how to market f*cking anyone' after success of MVP MMA event
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Ronda and Gina face off in a promotional face-off for their fight on Netflix. Photo: Reproduction/Facebook/Netflix
Led by Jake Paul , Most Valuable Promotions shocked the combat sports world by announcing this Thursday (30) that it has merged with the Professional Fighter League (PFL). In this way, the organization will be able to work with the second most talented roster in the world, with the possibility of continuing to promote events on Netflix.
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