Posted on 01/28/2018 12:47:53 PM PST by COBOL2Java
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Rousey posted an Instagram video over the weekend of herself in Colombia enjoying a night out with the crew filming her latest movie.
Rousey, the UFC superstar on perhaps permanent hiatus from mixed martial arts, laughed as she panned the camera around the table and had her party shout out what kind of food was on their plates.
“We have a smorgasbord of cultural amazingness,” Rousey said.
Rousey is in South America to film the action thriller “Mile 22” with Mark Wahlberg and John Malkovich. She has not fought since she suffered a 48-second loss to Amanda Nunes at UFC 207 in December 2016. Rousey (12-2) lost two straight bouts in 13 months and took a break to extend her entertainment credits, including a stint as team coach in the reboot of “Battle of the Network Stars.”
Her next battle could come inside a WWE ring.
Rousey has met with WWE executives about the possibility of leaving the octagon for a career in sports entertainment.
WWE fans have been clamoring for Rousey to make the move and speculation ran wild that she would make her debut Sunday at the Royal Rumble pay-per-view event at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia. Rousey has made cameo appearances on WWE programming the last few years and even trained at the company’s performance center in Orlando, Florida.
WWE will hold its first women’s Royal Rumble match (an over-the-top-rope battle royale) which seemed for some fans an opportune time to debut Rousey.
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A real, genuine, sword maiden to accompany me to Valhalla. YES!
You dont quit, you come back and keep going.
The challenge for all athletes in sports that don’t make you rich. Done by 35 and now you need some marketable skills.
Well, never mind, you win. Unless she likes saxophone.
Ronda has had some spectacular loses, but there are still many fans who adore her based on that first impression of Bad-Ass Street Fighter. Ronda will keep finding work in the entertainment industry, at least for a while.
She is a new face and is appealing. A lot of people like her. I expect she’ll be given some minor movie roles next.
So far, she is not talking politics. Good.
“The challenge for all athletes in sports that don’t make you rich. Done by 35 and now you need some marketable skills.”
She’s done well to build a name and a brand, and if she plays it right she can do very well.
Until she came out as a Bernie-bro, I actually liked her — don’t know if she copped out and went with the Hildabeast or not.
I think she’d be really good in some martial arts movies (think along the lines of Bloodsport and the like).
She failed to improve her skill set for MMA. Can’t win fights with mean faces, especially when the other ladies are practicing all day long.
In the end she bought all of her own hype, and really became quite a jerk.
Sad.
Her strength is wrestling.
She’s not very good at throwing a punch or executing a kick.
A real, genuine, sword maiden to accompany me to Valhalla. YES!
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Raving Liberal to accompany leading Freeper to Valhalla!
True dat Chris, arm bars will only take you so far,and the rest of the girls figured out how to avoid that. I knew she would loose to Holly Holms, because in her 2nd fight with Misha, Misha taggered her on the chin, and hurt her but couldn’t follow up and lost. As soon as I saw she was fighting a boxer (Holms), I knew she would loose. She hasn’t progressed from her ju jitsu, and has a weak chin.
A smart mouthed Trump hater. It was great watching that Brazilian dike kick jer ass so throughly.
> A real, genuine, sword maiden to accompany me to Valhalla. YES!
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>> Raving Liberal to accompany leading Freeper to Valhalla!
Opposites attract?
Maybe she is a victim of brain damage?
They do, until they don't.
I guess she’ll have to fall back on that multi-million dollar modeling career
Really? She’s a liberal?
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