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now being angry towards another female UFC fighter, Paige VanZant for "crossing her" by congratulating Holly Holm for her victory against her (Rousey) at the time?

I honestly think this is the most pathetic and miserable thing I've ever read. Rousey still refuses to give any credit or respect towards Holm for handing her first lost and now she attacks other female MMA fighters (who are fans of hers) that congratulate Holm for taking the UFC title from her. Not only did she attack Paige for that but she most likely attacked her also probably because Paige is slowly starting to get the new spotlight as another attractive female UFC fighter and even participated in the famous dance show, Dancing With The Stars, which most likely made Rousey jealous.

I used to be a bit of a fan of Rousey before her UFC media overhype. Now, my respect level for her has completely dropped, both as a person and an athlete. I don't care what Rousey's retarded fanboy/girls think and how many more excuses they'll come up with for her poor sportsmanship and behavior. She's nothing but a delusional bully that think she's such a bad bitch that can pick on anyone who she feels like for whatever stupid reason, including the male UFC fighters since she knows very well they won't do anything back to her because of her gender.

If she still getting emotionally worked up over ONE LOSS and not being the media hog anymore, she should just hang up the MMA gloves for good and never come back if she simply can't display any good sportsmanship or handle a single loss.

https://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/mma-cagewriter/ronda-rousey-apparently-reamed-out-paige-vanzant-at-a-reebok-photo-shoot-014819649.html

https://www.foxsports.com/ufc/story/ufc-miesha-tate-ronda-rousey-paige-vanzant-altercation-details-050616

seriously?

I'm a young guy in his early 20s who has been training in Muay Thai since the age of 8, wrestled a year or two in High School and trained in BJJ since the age of 12(now just recently earning a black belt). This may sound harsh but I hardly ever really care too much for women's MMA and I just simply don't like working with them either when it comes to sparring and training. That would mean I have to go very lightly on them, which is a waste for me and if I put in even a little bit of effort, that would most likely get me in trouble and rattle at least one instructor's cage at the defense of the female MMA fighter. I'm all for women be giving the opportunity to compete in any sports, including MMA but I think it's best that they stick with working with only their own genders. The women's division of MMA honestly never interested me in the slightest bit but I'll respect it's existance (which is the least I can do).

I don't care much of a bad bitch some female MMA fighters may think they are when they spar with men and want to prove something, I'd still refuse for the sake of not wasting my time, wasting my talents and getting sucked into double standards.