Fuckin hell the first noticeable example you showed of a fighter with cte literally has a fight booked and is due to fight here soon
@boxingbull523Сағат бұрын
Her brother won his debut in one.
@UnbesiegebarСағат бұрын
Speaking as more of a wrestling fan than an UFC fan (I still watch UFC) I don’t like Rhonda cause she couldn’t take criticism at all. In the WWE, first of all she was not a s good as the other women, and she took other talents spots, whether it be WrestlerMania or the Royal Rumble. When the fans booed her for the first time she was so butt hurt. Then she started attacking the fans, which I do understand taking what you dish out but when it’s to the people that pay that help pay your bills is not a great image in the media. When she was a bad guy she couldn’t do the act to save her life. And then just completely ruining another wrestlers name by a weak accusation just pisses me off and I don’t think Drew put his hands in her pants but that’s besides the point. Her ego is earned when it comes to the UFC but in the WWE she ain’t the shit.
@kylescott-ci8sd2 сағат бұрын
I don’t get the Strickland joint thing
@jasonsanders80913 сағат бұрын
I was at school with a big Samoan man who was a top amateur boxer....James Peau. He was a gentle giant. Not too bright. The girls loved him. He went on to become professional, after winning a Commonwealth gold medal at heavy weight. He went by the name of Jimmy Thunder. I used to feel a bit inferior to him. He always had an attractive girlfriend, had a lot of fans. But he didn't do so well in the professional ranks; he was too muscle bound and slow. Years later I heard he was homeless in Las Vegas, probably suffering from being punch drunk. Penniless too. He ended up being deported to NZ, and died in his early 50s from complications from surgery for a brain tumour. The boxing business is brutal.
@davidwilliamson85025 сағат бұрын
Dude was 33 years old when he joined the UFC and retired after a year. How exactly did the UFC strip him of his prime..?
@joefeeney54976 сағат бұрын
Couldn’t believe that result. Hadn’t even finished telling the friends I was watching with Askren’s story & experience before the KO lol.
@eddywick61297 сағат бұрын
Lol "unmolested" what??😂
@cracc21611 сағат бұрын
Ronda was never good she faced terrible fighters
@walterdowney999911 сағат бұрын
I remember all the dickheads at my work talking about how rousey could beat Floyd mayweather in a fight back at the height of this bitch’s delusional hype train I just rolled my eyes
@cmasterson11 сағат бұрын
Yeahhh JoJo Siwas oldest sister or mom. (Idk how to spell her dumb last name lol)
@AceDotCosta12 сағат бұрын
Crazy how humble and down to earth she was when she started out, but the success got her to a space of feeling invincible.
@adestickbaby12 сағат бұрын
Out of sight out of mind. The salivating audience dont care if the fighter dont care.
@erik_ery_erykind12 сағат бұрын
29-0 .... NO LOSE....NO BLEED.....NO BATTERED......CRAZY DOMINATION........NO PED.......NO ROID......NO EYEPOKE.......PURE TALENT.......HISTORY.....NO DEBATE. HE IS NOT GOAT..... HE IS NEXT LEVEL.... HE IS EAGLE Michael Johnson, Dos Anjos, Edson Barbosa, Iaquinta, McGregor, Dustin Poirier, Justin Gaetjhe........They are elite fighters.
@thefiyahrises22513 сағат бұрын
One thing I really did like about Ronda Rousey was that she was a Huge Dragonball fan. She would dress up in clothes like Vegeta which I thought was pretty cool as a big fan myself.
@questionmark115213 сағат бұрын
Ben Askren trade was great for the UFC... EVERYTHING Ben was involded in had ENORMOUS fanfare. He turned Masvidal into a MEGASTAR. WHICH ALSO brought MEGAFIGHTS(In terms of how much fans wanted to see them). The UFC isnt crying at all over this deal.
@spektri229715 сағат бұрын
war never changes? HOLY SHIT ive never cringed this hard in my life. edit: AH F- HE SAID IT AGAIN, really cringey 15-year old take honestly, good job.
@MixedMartialAcademic13 сағат бұрын
Says the person with bladerunner as the profile pic
@Snailshroom17 сағат бұрын
Mike Tyson rn "i fine"
@peybak17 сағат бұрын
It's funny how many Ronda hate videos have come out recently. It's the pile-on industry on youtube.
@MixedMartialAcademic15 сағат бұрын
You didn’t watch the video
@ernestoalvarez72918 сағат бұрын
First time watching your videos, excellent work overall but goddamn your writing is top notch. Narrative is phrased so beautifully and it doesn’t come off pretentious or too wordy. Instant fan.
@annaelisavettavonnedozza960718 сағат бұрын
When you can fail & pick yourself up & start over again you’re a winner at life & have an indomitable spirit & unbroken integrity. I’d rather that & a family than a belt
@IChIDH19 сағат бұрын
they should have to fight within an hour or two after the weigh in..
@doggpound931920 сағат бұрын
Talk about over dramatic video.
@robertjacob667420 сағат бұрын
Definitely more champion in the guy then people realize another words if that knee did not hit his head that fight could have gone a lot differently
@pastywhite666920 сағат бұрын
This could have been a 5-minute video. It's like spending 45 minutes explaining why driving while drunk isn't a good idea. Ya, we get it. This is overwrought, sentimentalized garbage. Also, the majority of fighters didn't choose between a college degree or fighting. They are lower middle-class or poor. They aren't fighting for the glory. They need money and aren't able to find work or keep a 9 to 5 job. Mr. Narrator spent 0 minutes discussing the socioeconomic component. Stop glazing this guy because he's able to speak in complete (edited) sentences.
@MixedMartialAcademic18 сағат бұрын
Imagine being so upset that people like the video 😂
@annaelisavettavonnedozza960721 сағат бұрын
My God the sport passed her by SO quickly! And she’s STILL saying she’s better than them!!!
@ghostviper957923 сағат бұрын
THANKKKKKK YO SO MUCH for this video and for the CTE video taught and showed me so much so so so so so sos o so so grateful. Keep on it
@ChrisChavez-uq3bvКүн бұрын
her face at 24:19 lmfao she still has bad ish coordination lol shes a girl what!? they could never move like dudes do just saying
@Swordsman99kКүн бұрын
I genuinely think she should have ended it all and her legacy would have been intact. She would have been a legend even. But of course, she wimped out and made excuses after.
@pmc8451Күн бұрын
Did she get her amazing range of holds from Chris Jericho?
@pistolpedsКүн бұрын
Giving money for research is only a token. The damage will continue until the head strikes stop. People will do anything to get fame and feed their family. Unfortunately the family all suffer in the end as much as the one with the affliction.
@normsallitt2753Күн бұрын
Not me. I called Holly knocking her out for 2 years prior to their fight, and everyone told me that I was nuts. Then, the night of the fight, I called KO via head kick and ended up taking several of my buddies drinking money. Lol
@jimmymay2992Күн бұрын
Throughout my college wrestling career, I competed at 126 pounds. I would drop over 20 pounds each week, starting at 150 lbs plus on Sunday and reaching my target weight, 126 lbs, by Thursday's dual. I'd maintain the weight until after the tournament on Saturday, then my weight would shoot back up to 150 or more. As the season progressed, this "weight bouncing" increasingly impacted my ability to compete at my best. My accomplishments were good but my greatness was compromised by the huge weight cuts each week ~ I regret it to this day! Should have went up in weight or maintained my weight better. Weight cutting sucks!
@jimmymay2992Күн бұрын
BTM ~ I did not watch this entire documentary ~ it brings back to many ugly memories!
@aidanthomas2510Күн бұрын
Ronda absolutely pioneered womens MMA, and she was a big part of that 2013-16 MMA boom which will never be replicated. In many ways it doesn't have to be. You're right in saying that while Conor took the UFC in general to new heights, Ronda was right there with him. She has every right to be celebrated, and celebrate herself for that. But what's sad is, she won't be remembered or celebrated for that. She'll be remembered for that headkick (in my hometown of Melbourne) and Amanda dominating her and, particularly, how she took those losses. Holly killed her and Amanda buried and cremated her but moreover, they both have one thing in common. They exposed her. I get it, it would be mentally challenging if your goal to retire undefeated as champion was snatched so quickly and brutally, especially seeing Amanda go on to do just that. But if she had just been humble, accepted defeat, in many ways passed the torch like you said and congratulated the phenomenal athletes that managed to defeat her, she likely still would be remembered and celebrated as the pioneer of womens MMA. It's a shame, it really is. Great video. Also, god that really was a historic card. I didn't know until you said it that UFC 193 had a womens main and co-main event. So not only do we hold the title for 2 of the biggest attendances in UFC history (UFC 243 would go on to do it again in the same stadium), but I can't think of many if any other times where that's happened. I feel proud.
@jordanhinderliter3784Күн бұрын
Come on. That’s such bs, Lawler either would’ve went out or tapped, it’s not like he could’ve got out of it. Sorry this is to Masvidal lol
@stacystacksbeats999Күн бұрын
No matter what happened to Rhonda. She did her thing well! GOOD JOB RHONDA!
@tdpmayhemytКүн бұрын
She started losing because she started facing actual fighters. She basically made the women’s division and the talent pool was lacking hard. Chicks were getting signed just so they can have female fight cards. She was totally outclassed as soon as the real fighters were signed.
@dkerr6449Күн бұрын
Watching Chuck Liddell and Nate Diaz really saddens me as I like both of them. Their facilities are clearly impacted. The dangers are clear but Joe Rogan makes a good point. People take unnecessary chances all the time. Are we going prohibit all dangerous behavior to save people from themselves?
@babyblueLEGENDКүн бұрын
I liked Ronda and her "I'm a monster" attitude, but if you tell people how hard you are, you can't be marshmallow soft on the inside. Im sure her father self-deleting affected her personality, the bravo protected her until it didn't.
@roderickrobledo6373Күн бұрын
That was a sweet moment to see Rhonda's mouth shut!!
@viewtifuljay8030Күн бұрын
This is my second video from This channel and I’m quite impressed with the quality, *new sub*
@Lovey-dovey918Күн бұрын
Why does she hold her head to the left when she striking looks horrible
@ephor4095Күн бұрын
Your vids are so good, entertaining and fun. Your turn some ridiculous made up disney telenovela about beefed drugged crying mongoloids into a cliché lyrical greek drama, and don't even break a laugh, astounding.
@TheLukeylalaКүн бұрын
The main reason I avoid boxing gyms is exactly this. I dont have dreams of becoming a pro fighters(too old at 29 anyway), but there is always someone there who takes sparring personally and attempts to take your head off. Im not learning anything, im just getting beat up. I learned more during Muay Thai sparring(which is generally lighter and more technical) than I ever did boxing. I dont want brain damage, I just want to train.
@Kagarin05Күн бұрын
You not showing any of the actual clips is killing the video for me lol
@JordanLRКүн бұрын
I’m in the gym listening to this holding back the tears when Cormier mentioned his daughters casket 😢
@JewTrain95Күн бұрын
Nah, we still hate her
@danielclark-hughes692Күн бұрын
"Am gonna smesh your boy." He certainly did 😂
@Joe.Rogan.Күн бұрын
When fighters talk about a bad episode while weight cutting the symptoms they describe like blurry vision to the point of feeling blind, numb face, feeling like your body wants to lock up.. are all symptoms of extremely low blood sugar. I'm a type 1 diabetic and have had a few close calls in my lifetime and everything they're saying happens when I get too low. I wonder if any fighter has taken the time to test their blood sugar during one of their weight cuttng scares.. of course they have more things to worry about but it would still be interesting to know.
@SerpentineDeity2 күн бұрын
I've gone up and down over the years on her but in the end she' s just a damaged girl with fear of failing her parents who put so much pressure on her. It's a combination of ego and deep-seated insecurity. She deserves a good deal of the disdain but I think people do overkill when it comes down to it.
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Fuckin hell the first noticeable example you showed of a fighter with cte literally has a fight booked and is due to fight here soon
Her brother won his debut in one.
Speaking as more of a wrestling fan than an UFC fan (I still watch UFC) I don’t like Rhonda cause she couldn’t take criticism at all. In the WWE, first of all she was not a s good as the other women, and she took other talents spots, whether it be WrestlerMania or the Royal Rumble. When the fans booed her for the first time she was so butt hurt. Then she started attacking the fans, which I do understand taking what you dish out but when it’s to the people that pay that help pay your bills is not a great image in the media. When she was a bad guy she couldn’t do the act to save her life. And then just completely ruining another wrestlers name by a weak accusation just pisses me off and I don’t think Drew put his hands in her pants but that’s besides the point. Her ego is earned when it comes to the UFC but in the WWE she ain’t the shit.
I don’t get the Strickland joint thing
I was at school with a big Samoan man who was a top amateur boxer....James Peau. He was a gentle giant. Not too bright. The girls loved him. He went on to become professional, after winning a Commonwealth gold medal at heavy weight. He went by the name of Jimmy Thunder. I used to feel a bit inferior to him. He always had an attractive girlfriend, had a lot of fans. But he didn't do so well in the professional ranks; he was too muscle bound and slow. Years later I heard he was homeless in Las Vegas, probably suffering from being punch drunk. Penniless too. He ended up being deported to NZ, and died in his early 50s from complications from surgery for a brain tumour. The boxing business is brutal.
Dude was 33 years old when he joined the UFC and retired after a year. How exactly did the UFC strip him of his prime..?
Couldn’t believe that result. Hadn’t even finished telling the friends I was watching with Askren’s story & experience before the KO lol.
Lol "unmolested" what??😂
Ronda was never good she faced terrible fighters
I remember all the dickheads at my work talking about how rousey could beat Floyd mayweather in a fight back at the height of this bitch’s delusional hype train I just rolled my eyes
Yeahhh JoJo Siwas oldest sister or mom. (Idk how to spell her dumb last name lol)
Crazy how humble and down to earth she was when she started out, but the success got her to a space of feeling invincible.
Out of sight out of mind. The salivating audience dont care if the fighter dont care.
29-0 .... NO LOSE....NO BLEED.....NO BATTERED......CRAZY DOMINATION........NO PED.......NO ROID......NO EYEPOKE.......PURE TALENT.......HISTORY.....NO DEBATE. HE IS NOT GOAT..... HE IS NEXT LEVEL.... HE IS EAGLE Michael Johnson, Dos Anjos, Edson Barbosa, Iaquinta, McGregor, Dustin Poirier, Justin Gaetjhe........They are elite fighters.
One thing I really did like about Ronda Rousey was that she was a Huge Dragonball fan. She would dress up in clothes like Vegeta which I thought was pretty cool as a big fan myself.
Ben Askren trade was great for the UFC... EVERYTHING Ben was involded in had ENORMOUS fanfare. He turned Masvidal into a MEGASTAR. WHICH ALSO brought MEGAFIGHTS(In terms of how much fans wanted to see them). The UFC isnt crying at all over this deal.
war never changes? HOLY SHIT ive never cringed this hard in my life. edit: AH F- HE SAID IT AGAIN, really cringey 15-year old take honestly, good job.
Says the person with bladerunner as the profile pic
Mike Tyson rn "i fine"
It's funny how many Ronda hate videos have come out recently. It's the pile-on industry on youtube.
You didn’t watch the video
First time watching your videos, excellent work overall but goddamn your writing is top notch. Narrative is phrased so beautifully and it doesn’t come off pretentious or too wordy. Instant fan.
When you can fail & pick yourself up & start over again you’re a winner at life & have an indomitable spirit & unbroken integrity. I’d rather that & a family than a belt
they should have to fight within an hour or two after the weigh in..
Talk about over dramatic video.
Definitely more champion in the guy then people realize another words if that knee did not hit his head that fight could have gone a lot differently
This could have been a 5-minute video. It's like spending 45 minutes explaining why driving while drunk isn't a good idea. Ya, we get it. This is overwrought, sentimentalized garbage. Also, the majority of fighters didn't choose between a college degree or fighting. They are lower middle-class or poor. They aren't fighting for the glory. They need money and aren't able to find work or keep a 9 to 5 job. Mr. Narrator spent 0 minutes discussing the socioeconomic component. Stop glazing this guy because he's able to speak in complete (edited) sentences.
Imagine being so upset that people like the video 😂
My God the sport passed her by SO quickly! And she’s STILL saying she’s better than them!!!
THANKKKKKK YO SO MUCH for this video and for the CTE video taught and showed me so much so so so so so sos o so so grateful. Keep on it
her face at 24:19 lmfao she still has bad ish coordination lol shes a girl what!? they could never move like dudes do just saying
I genuinely think she should have ended it all and her legacy would have been intact. She would have been a legend even. But of course, she wimped out and made excuses after.
Did she get her amazing range of holds from Chris Jericho?
Giving money for research is only a token. The damage will continue until the head strikes stop. People will do anything to get fame and feed their family. Unfortunately the family all suffer in the end as much as the one with the affliction.
Not me. I called Holly knocking her out for 2 years prior to their fight, and everyone told me that I was nuts. Then, the night of the fight, I called KO via head kick and ended up taking several of my buddies drinking money. Lol
Throughout my college wrestling career, I competed at 126 pounds. I would drop over 20 pounds each week, starting at 150 lbs plus on Sunday and reaching my target weight, 126 lbs, by Thursday's dual. I'd maintain the weight until after the tournament on Saturday, then my weight would shoot back up to 150 or more. As the season progressed, this "weight bouncing" increasingly impacted my ability to compete at my best. My accomplishments were good but my greatness was compromised by the huge weight cuts each week ~ I regret it to this day! Should have went up in weight or maintained my weight better. Weight cutting sucks!
BTM ~ I did not watch this entire documentary ~ it brings back to many ugly memories!
Ronda absolutely pioneered womens MMA, and she was a big part of that 2013-16 MMA boom which will never be replicated. In many ways it doesn't have to be. You're right in saying that while Conor took the UFC in general to new heights, Ronda was right there with him. She has every right to be celebrated, and celebrate herself for that. But what's sad is, she won't be remembered or celebrated for that. She'll be remembered for that headkick (in my hometown of Melbourne) and Amanda dominating her and, particularly, how she took those losses. Holly killed her and Amanda buried and cremated her but moreover, they both have one thing in common. They exposed her. I get it, it would be mentally challenging if your goal to retire undefeated as champion was snatched so quickly and brutally, especially seeing Amanda go on to do just that. But if she had just been humble, accepted defeat, in many ways passed the torch like you said and congratulated the phenomenal athletes that managed to defeat her, she likely still would be remembered and celebrated as the pioneer of womens MMA. It's a shame, it really is. Great video. Also, god that really was a historic card. I didn't know until you said it that UFC 193 had a womens main and co-main event. So not only do we hold the title for 2 of the biggest attendances in UFC history (UFC 243 would go on to do it again in the same stadium), but I can't think of many if any other times where that's happened. I feel proud.
Come on. That’s such bs, Lawler either would’ve went out or tapped, it’s not like he could’ve got out of it. Sorry this is to Masvidal lol
No matter what happened to Rhonda. She did her thing well! GOOD JOB RHONDA!
She started losing because she started facing actual fighters. She basically made the women’s division and the talent pool was lacking hard. Chicks were getting signed just so they can have female fight cards. She was totally outclassed as soon as the real fighters were signed.
Watching Chuck Liddell and Nate Diaz really saddens me as I like both of them. Their facilities are clearly impacted. The dangers are clear but Joe Rogan makes a good point. People take unnecessary chances all the time. Are we going prohibit all dangerous behavior to save people from themselves?
I liked Ronda and her "I'm a monster" attitude, but if you tell people how hard you are, you can't be marshmallow soft on the inside. Im sure her father self-deleting affected her personality, the bravo protected her until it didn't.
That was a sweet moment to see Rhonda's mouth shut!!
This is my second video from This channel and I’m quite impressed with the quality, *new sub*
Why does she hold her head to the left when she striking looks horrible
Your vids are so good, entertaining and fun. Your turn some ridiculous made up disney telenovela about beefed drugged crying mongoloids into a cliché lyrical greek drama, and don't even break a laugh, astounding.
The main reason I avoid boxing gyms is exactly this. I dont have dreams of becoming a pro fighters(too old at 29 anyway), but there is always someone there who takes sparring personally and attempts to take your head off. Im not learning anything, im just getting beat up. I learned more during Muay Thai sparring(which is generally lighter and more technical) than I ever did boxing. I dont want brain damage, I just want to train.
You not showing any of the actual clips is killing the video for me lol
I’m in the gym listening to this holding back the tears when Cormier mentioned his daughters casket 😢
Nah, we still hate her
"Am gonna smesh your boy." He certainly did 😂
When fighters talk about a bad episode while weight cutting the symptoms they describe like blurry vision to the point of feeling blind, numb face, feeling like your body wants to lock up.. are all symptoms of extremely low blood sugar. I'm a type 1 diabetic and have had a few close calls in my lifetime and everything they're saying happens when I get too low. I wonder if any fighter has taken the time to test their blood sugar during one of their weight cuttng scares.. of course they have more things to worry about but it would still be interesting to know.
I've gone up and down over the years on her but in the end she' s just a damaged girl with fear of failing her parents who put so much pressure on her. It's a combination of ego and deep-seated insecurity. She deserves a good deal of the disdain but I think people do overkill when it comes down to it.