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Gina Carano’s return at MVP MMA lasted just 17 seconds when Ronda Rousey quickly took her down and locked in an armbar; coach John Wood defended the training camp and game plan—aimed at boxing, movement and countering Rousey in the style of Amanda Nunes—stressing the fight wasn’t rigged and noting a potential future return after a six-month preparation.
Gina Carano revealed in an Instagram post that she tapped to Ronda Rousey’s armbar in their 17-second comeback fight because she believes she would’ve had her arm broken if she hadn’t; she also hinted at a possible return to fighting, while Rousey has said the bout was likely her final one.
Ronda Rousey returned to MMA and needed just 17 seconds to submit Gina Carano with an armbar at MVP’s Intuit Dome event, effectively retiring from MMA again. Carano, returning after a long hiatus, spoke about the bout with respect for Rousey. The show, promoted by Jake Paul’s MVP, also featured other fights such as Diaz-Perry and Ngannou-Lins, highlighting ongoing efforts to promote high-profile MMA events and broaden fighter payouts.
Ronda Rousey returned to MMA after 9½ years and defeated Gina Carano in just 17 seconds with her signature armbar, in a double comeback that Rousey described as the epilogue of her career; Carano, who hadn't fought in 17 years, expressed readiness but respect for the opponent, and the event at Intuit Dome marked Netflix's first live MMA show.
Ronda Rousey finished Gina Carano with an armbar just 17 seconds into their featherweight comeback bout in Inglewood, delivering a rapid victory in their long-awaited return.
Ronda Rousey returned from 9.5 years away and defeated Gina Carano in just 17 seconds with an armbar in a highly anticipated double comeback bout at Netflix's Intuit Dome, signaling retirement after a dominant victory.
Kevin Holland secured a dramatic comeback victory at UFC 302 by defeating Michal Oleksiejczuk with a brutal armbar, despite being on a two-fight losing streak. The fight ended just 94 seconds in, with referee Herb Dean stopping the match to prevent further injury to Oleksiejczuk. The MMA community reacted strongly to Holland's performance, which stood out on an otherwise decision-heavy card.