Ronda Rousey MMA Profile Record, Stats, Biography, UFC Career & Fight History

Nunes pressured immediately with blistering straight right hands that pierced Rousey’s guard within seconds. Stunned and unable to clinch, Rousey absorbed unanswered power punches against the fence before referee Herb Dean stepped in at 0:48 of round one.

Holm masterfully out-struck and circled away from Rousey’s aggressive charges, cutting Rousey’s lip and avoiding clinch takedowns. In round two, Holm slipped an off-balance punch and delivered a thunderous left head kick that sent Rousey crashing to the canvas, followed by ground strikes for the historic upset knockout.

Rousey stood toe-to-toe in hostile territory in Rio, trading furious punches before hurting Correia with a knee to the body and a blistering right hook to the temple that face-planted the challenger in just 34 seconds, earning Performance of the Night honors.

Zingano charged across the Octagon with a flying knee attempt; Rousey caught her in mid-air, executed an acrobatic hip throw reversal, transitioned straight into an inverted straight armbar, and forced the tap in a record-setting 14 seconds.

Rousey connected with a stiff overhand right that buckled Davis, followed with a knee to the midsection, and executed a thunderous harai goshi throw straight into heavy ground-and-pound punches, knocking Davis out cold in 16 seconds.

In a historic clash of Olympic medalists, Rousey engaged in the clinch against the cage and drove a devastating left knee into McMann’s liver, collapsing the challenger to the canvas to score her first career TKO at 1:06 of round one.

In a fierce grudge rematch, Tate survived the first round for the first time against Rousey, but the champion dominated with multiple judo throws and relentless pressure before securing an armbar from the top position early in the third round to win both Fight of the Night and Submission of the Night.

In the historic first women’s fight in UFC history, Carmouche took Rousey’s back early and threatened with a tight neck crank. Rousey shook her off, regained top control, and isolated Carmouche’s arm to lock in her signature armbar with 11 seconds remaining in the opening round.

Rousey clinched quickly, took Kaufman down with an uchi mata throw, and methodically isolated Kaufman’s left arm, wrenching the armbar until the tap came at 0:54 of round one to defend her Strikeforce title.

A furious battle saw Rousey threaten with an armbar early that dislocated Tate’s elbow. After a wild scramble where Tate took Rousey’s back, Rousey regained top position, mounted, and locked in a second gruesome armbar to win the Strikeforce Women’s Bantamweight Championship.