So now that I’m laying here with no distractions it’s time for me to give you my thoughts on tonight’s UFC170 main event. In the main event we saw undefeated silver medalist in wrestling Sara Mcmann vs undefeated Bronze medalist in Judo Ronda Rousey for the ufc women’s batemweight title. From the get go we knew history was going to be made because no matter how it turned out someone would no longer be undefeated by the end of the fight.
I’m not gonna lie I really wish this fight would’ve gone longer then it did. In fact I really thought it was. Ronda is one bad b**** though. She finished Sara Mcmann in one min and 6 secs. Guess what though folks? It wasn’t by an ARMBAR it was a TKO!!! Some may say that the ref stopped to early but even Mcmann said she understood why it was stopped. She got kicked in the liver she was buckled over holding her stomach, once she was on the floor she got a few punches to the face and that’s all she wrote.
You don’t have to be a fan to realize that Ronda Rousey is indeed the best WMMA fighter in the ufc at this very moment.
Bottom line is that tonight Rousey made history. Not only was this her first TKO in her whole career but it was also the fastest TKO in women’s Batemweight history!
In the post fight interview she said she promised her couch that she would win by TKO. Not only is Ronda a great fighter but she sticks to her word and she means what she says. And that is what a true champion is.
That being said Ronda now adds another win to her record. She is now 9-0 and 12-0 in her overall career. Rousey is a force to be reckon with for ages to come and I couldn’t be any happier.
-Vanessa (@GreatLove91)
Wrestling News Blog 
Ronda is so weird, why is she making promises to her couch? Unless it’s one of those high-end Ikea’s,and even then…weirdo!
It’s a good promise as far as I’m conceded. Edmon just like everybody else knows that Ronda gets heat because up until this win all her fights were won via Armbar and ppl would call her a one trick poney. Knowing how Edmon is he probably wanted to push her to prove the nay Sayers wrong hence the promise