Miesha Tate against Ronda Rousey: A series of mixed martial art bouts. Strikeforce and the Ultimate Fighting Championship booked the fights. In this article we will take a closer look Tate’s return to fighting, Rousey’s downfall, and the next fight.
Miesha Tate vs Ronda Rousey rematch
Miesha Tate vs Rona Rodey rematch is one the most anticipated bouts this year. The two mixed martial artists were booked by Strikeforce and the Ultimate Fighting Championship. Tate, who is a former UFC champion as well as a rising star of mixed martial arts. The match-up was only announced a few days ago and many fans are eagerly awaiting the rematch.
Rousey defeated Tate for the Strikeforce bantamweight crown in March 2012. Tate tried unsuccessfully to reclaim the title fight after the title fight. Rousey won by submission. Tate drops to 13-5, Rousey now stands at 8-0.
Miesha's return to form
Miesha Tate wants to take on Ronda. After she recently lost to Holly Holm in UFC 196, Tate said she was ready to face Rousey again. Rousey, who is an ex-UFC champion, just gave birth to her first baby with Travis Browne. Both women were once foes in Strikeforce.
Miesha Tate will try to capture her first flyweight title after her comeback fight against Rousey. The fight will air live on ESPN+ starting at 3 p.m. ET on Saturday. She'll probably go to Katy Perry’s "Roar."
Ronda Rousey's fall From Grace
Ronda's fall is likely to have been noticed by anyone who loves mixed martial art. The ex-UFC champion is in trouble online, and her career has been affected by too many outside interests. Actually, her fall from grace is just as rapid and as ferocious than her rise. Rousey, a world-class fighter, is now a target for skeptics. Although she is largely to blame for her downfall, Rousey has been honest and open about her losses.
Rousey has not publicly announced her retirement but she has changed her public persona. She has even fought under a different name, Amanda Nunes. At UFC 207, she gave a generic apology to her fans and said that she would look into retiring from mixed-martial arts. Rousey has not yet announced her retirement, but many fear that she will not make a return to mixed martial arts in the near future.
Miesha Tate's "tell it like she sees it" way of promoting fight
When Miesha Tate was promoting the fight for her second title shot against Ronda Rousey, she decided to be more blunt. She showed her opponent everything she had and got a little bit mean. It wasn't just about selling the fight; it was also about marking territory.
The MMA arena is a very different place. Ronda Rousey, a women's champion at bantamweight, is Ronda. She is an Olympic medalist and has been compared to UFC and Strikeforce champ Miesha Tate. She is also a former MMA fighter, and her "tell it like she sees it" style has gotten a lot of attention.