Ronda Rousey’s UFC Legacy: How the Division She Built Has Evolved in Her Absence

Ronda Rousey'S Ufc Legacy Isn'T Just A Highlight Reel Of Armbars

Ronda Rousey’s UFC legacy runs deeper than six title defenses and a highlight reel of sub-one-minute armbars. When she walked away from MMA following her December 2016 loss to Amanda Nunes, she left behind something far more significant than a championship belt — she left behind an entire weight class she had willed into existence through sheer star power. The UFC Women’s Bantamweight division did not exist before her. Now, nearly a decade later, it is one of the most competitive weight classes in the sport, currently headlined by Kayla Harrison — another Olympic judo gold medalist — who submitted Julianna Peña at UFC 316 to claim the title Rousey first made famous. As the May 16 Netflix superfight against Gina Carano approaches, Ringside Report traces the full arc: how Rousey left, what the division became in her absence, and why the foundation she built has proven stronger than anyone gave her credit for.

UFC 324 Interim Title: Gaethje vs Pimblett Headlines Paramount Debut

Ufc 324: Gaethje Vs Pimblett Interim Lightweight Title

The UFC 324 interim lightweight title fight just got announced, and it’s a fascinating matchup that raises serious questions about the state of the 155-pound division. Justin Gaethje takes on Paddy Pimblett for interim gold on January 24 in Vegas – the first pay-per-view under the new Paramount deal. Ilia Topuria dropped a statement saying he’s stepping away from fighting to deal with personal family matters, including a divorce and custody issues. Max Holloway reached out with support. Meanwhile, Arman Tsarukyan just dominated Dan Hooker at UFC Qatar, but isn’t in the title picture. The card features six current and former champions, including Kayla Harrison vs Amanda Nunes in what Dana White calls ‘the biggest women’s fight ever.’ Full analysis of the lightweight chaos, the stacked UFC 324 card, and why we’re begging the UFC not to give Kamaru Usman a title shot.

UFC 307 and WWE Bad Blood 2024: Ringside Report Super Show

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UFC 307 and WWE Bad Blood 2024 were packed with thrills, upsets, and incredible moments, with fans and experts on the edge of their seats. The Ringside Report Network’s Super Show, featuring Dave Simon, Fred Garcia, and AJ D’Alesio, provided live commentary during both events while engaging in lively discussions with the audience. Here’s a […]

UFC Debates: Merab’s Superstar Potential, O’Malley’s Claims, and UFC 307 Preview

Merab Inteviewed By Joe Rogan After His Convincing Victory To Take The Belt From O'Malley

In the latest episode of Ringside Report MMA, sparks flew as Dave Simon and Fred Garcia debated the future of the UFC’s bantamweight division. “Merab is the next superstar,” Fred declared confidently. Dave challenged this, replying, “Is he, though? I don’t think he’s going to sell any pay-per-views.” This heated exchange set the stage for an in-depth discussion about Merab Dvalishvili’s marketability, Sean O’Malley’s surprising claims after his loss, and why rising stars like Umar Nurmagomedov deserve a shot at the title.

UFC 300 The Greatest Card Breakdown in History

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It’s the greatest card breakdown, with the most anticipated event now upon us. It’s shaping up to be an event that could redefine expectations for what a major MMA event can deliver. With a mix of high-stakes matchups, former champions clashing, and emerging stars making their cases, there’s no shortage of storylines to keep fans glued to their screens.

UFC 300 Main Event Unveiled

Poster For Ufc 300 Main Event Pereira Vs Hill

As Pereira and Hill prepare to clash in what promises to be a historic bout, the implications for the light heavyweight division are profound. The anticipation surrounding this match underscores the evolving dynamics within the UFC