Our Fight

You defined the division. You basically created the concept of women fighting in the UFC…Thank you for writing this book, it’s incredibly honest. * Steven Bartlett, Diary of a CEO podcast *Gripping and, at its best, offers a raw personal history of concussion * Donald McRae, Guardian *One of the most significant sports personalities of the 21st Century … A tale of industry norms that ranges from sad to frightening * Telegraph *To her credit, what she says is what you get, an open, honest, and raw look at her life in the world of MMA and professional wrestling, reflecting on the highs and lows of her rollercoaster career. While there are countless autobiographies in the wrestling space, there are few that say it how it is like this one. * TheSportster *Shares her surprising life after fighting - from farming to creative writing * People *To understand Rousey, you have to follow the route down to her lowest point. * BBC Sport in New York *The kick ass hero we’ve been waiting for. Whether you’re into sports or not, you need to know about Ronda Rousey * Elle *I fell in love with Ronda Rousey when she announced to the world that she was not a “Do-Nothing Bitch.” (DNB). When Ronda suffered her first-ever UFC loss at the hands (and feet) of Holly Holm, her detractors rejoiced. But Ronda will be back. “Everybody has losses in their life, but I choose to always be undefeated.” Put this Do-something-Bitch on Mount Rushmore already – Tina Fey * Time 100 Most Influential People *On the fight scene, there’s never, ever really been anyone quite like her * Rolling Stone *Rousey was arguably the biggest UFC superstar in her prime * TalkSport *

Ronda Rousey has completely transformed the world of martial arts, beginning with a historic bronze medal showing in judo in the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics and, most notably, a record-setting career as the UFC’s first and most dominant female fighter and Bantamweight Champion. She was the first woman inducted into the UFC Hall of Fame, in 2018, the same year she exploded onto the WWE scene. The self-proclaimed “Rowdy” Ronda Rousey, Baddest Woman on the Planet, returned to the WWE in January of 2022, four months after giving birth to her daughter, La’akea, to win the Royal Rumble. During her time in WWE, she held the Raw, Smackdown, and multiple Tag Team titles. Rousey is also a New York Times and Sunday Times bestselling author, the most-followed female athlete on social media, and an actress who has appeared in both the Fast and the Furious and The Expendables franchises. She is married to former UFC heavyweight contender Travis Browne. They live with their two sons and daughter on their small farm east of Los Angeles, California.