Ronda breaks the silence and hints at retirement: 'I need time to reflect'

Ronda RouseyFinally, he broke the silence. After not giving interviews in the UFC 207 promotion and failing to speak to the press at the press conference after being knocked out by Brazilian Amanda Nunes, the former champion issued an official statement. In the text, released by North American ESPN, Rodwy thanks her fans and says that she will need 'time to reflect on the future', implying that she should retire after her second consecutive knockout.

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“I want to thank all my fans who have supported me, not only in my best moments, but also in my hardest. Words cannot describe how much this love and support means to me.

Getting back to not just fighting, but also winning, was my total focus this past year. However, sometimes, even when you prepare and do your best because you really want something, things end up not going as you planned. I'm proud to see how much the women's divisions have thrived and I want to commend all the other women who made this possible, including Amanda.

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I need to take some time off to think and reflect on the future. Thank you for believing in me and understanding.”

Ronda Rousey She is the biggest female MMA star in all of history. The blonde was the first UFC champion and from the Octagon she took flights to Hollywood cinema. In November 2015, she suffered her first career defeat and lost the belt when she was knocked out by Holly holm. After being away from competition for 14 months, Ronda returned at UFC 207, held last Friday, and lasted just 48 seconds against the Brazilian Amanda nunes.

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