Ronda's famous speech will be turned into a film with an Emmy winner

Ronda (photo) will play her fifth film role. Photo: Disclosure

Before her last successful bantamweight title defense, the former champion Ronda Rousey coined one of the most famous phrases in female MMA of all time, when she said that women should not be “do nothing bitches” (“useless bitches”, in free translation). The speech, which has even ended up at a concert by pop singer Beyoncé, will now be the subject of a film adaptation.

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According to the website “Deadline”, Ronda will play a very strict instructor at a camp for women dependent on their rich husbands. In addition to the blonde, comedian Tina Fey will also be in the production, winner of the Emmy (the “TV Oscar” in the USA) for the series “30 Rock” and who was also part of the cast of “Saturday Night Live” – a program that, incidentally, , Rousey will present on the 23rd.

After being successful on the big screen with “The Expendables 3”, “Fast and Furious 7” and “Entourage”, Ronda Rousey is now participating in the filming of the film “Mile 22″, together with actor Mark Wahlberg. The commitments in Hollywood, in fact, should keep the blonde away from the Octagon and, according to Dana White, should prevent her from having her rematch against Holly holm at the historic UFC 200.

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