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MMA veteran Matt Brown criticizes Ronda Rousey’s comments about a potential rematch with Holly Holm, calling her insufferable and saying she’s her own worst enemy; he notes the rematch is unlikely since Rousey is retired and argues her attitude hasn’t earned further fan support.
Holly Holm failed to reclaim the world title in a rematch with Stephanie Han, losing by a majority decision (two judges 96-94 and one draw) in El Paso, a result that prompted widespread social-media backlash; Holm maintained she won and hinted at pursuing a Katie Taylor fight.
Ronda Rousey says she would beat Holly Holm in a rematch and believes she is a better fighter now, but she is retired and prioritizing family; Holm doubts a rematch will happen, while Rousey references her boxing comeback and concussion history that shaped her current priorities.
Holly Holm, gearing up for a boxing lightweight title fight, notes Ronda Rousey’s quick 17-second stoppage of Gina Carano and says she doubts Rousey would want a rematch, though Holm would welcome fighting her again someday. Holm also praises Carano’s comeback, emphasizes the mental and emotional toll of fighting, and remains focused on her own goals, including a rematch with Stephanie Han for the boxing belt as she continues toward the end of her career.
Chael Sonnen argues that Gina Carano’s best path back to the cage is a fight with Holly Holm, saying Holm is the only plausible headline opponent if Carano truly wants to return, a plan that follows her 17‑second loss to Rousey and her coach’s claim she was gutted and considering another fight.
Ronda Rousey explained that a migraine aura caused vision loss and slowed thinking during her 2015 defeat to Holly Holm, contributing to her UFC exit; after Cleveland Clinic treatment for the condition, she plans a final comeback bout against Gina Carano on Netflix’s first MMA card, aiming to retire on her own terms and influence the sport’s landscape.
Dana White claims Holly Holm's team turned down a lucrative rematch with Ronda Rousey after Holm's upset victory in 2015, missing a life-changing opportunity that could have significantly advanced her career.
UFC CEO Dana White claims Holly Holm's team turned down a lucrative rematch against Ronda Rousey after their 2015 fight, which could have significantly changed Holm's career, and instead chose to fight Miesha Tate for the same pay, a decision White criticizes as damaging to Holm's life and career.
Bo Nickal returned to freestyle wrestling at RAF 1, winning his match and calling himself the 'Deion Sanders of combat sports,' while other notable fighters like Holly Holm and Kyle Dake also competed, showcasing top wrestling talent and crossover appeal in the event.
The boxing event at Honda Center featured Jake Paul defeating Julio Cesar Chavez Jr., Holly Holm winning her return fight, and other bouts including Floyd Schofield's knockout and Holm's unanimous decision victory, with live updates on the results.
Former bantamweight champion Holly Holm suffered a lopsided loss to Kayla Harrison at UFC 300, prompting UFC CEO Dana White to suggest retirement. Holm admitted to losing focus and not executing the game plan, expressing the need for self-reflection before deciding her next career move. While White praised Harrison's performance, he believes Holm's best days are behind her, but whether she continues fighting or not, she remains a legendary figure in women's bantamweight history.
Kayla Harrison made a dominant UFC debut by submitting Holly Holm with a rear naked choke in the second round of their bantamweight bout at UFC 300. The former Olympic judo gold medalist showcased her skills, declaring her intention to become a UFC champion by the end of the year. Despite not naming Amanda Nunes, the current GOAT of women's MMA, as her next opponent, Nunes responded to Harrison's call-out, hinting at a potential comeback for a worthy matchup.
Two-time Olympic gold medalist judoka Kayla Harrison made an emphatic UFC debut by dominating former bantamweight champion Holly Holm and securing a rear-naked choke victory in the second round at UFC 300. Harrison, who successfully made weight for the fight, expressed her intention to pursue the UFC championship in the near future.
Two-time Olympic gold medalist and two-time PFL champion Kayla Harrison made a dominant debut in the UFC by defeating former champion Holly Holm at UFC 300. Social media erupted with praise for Harrison's performance, with many predicting a bright future for her in the bantamweight division.
Two-time Olympic gold medalist Kayla Harrison made a successful UFC debut with a second-round submission win over Holly Holm at UFC 300, showcasing her dominant judo skills and ground-and-pound abilities. Harrison's victory marks a significant transition from her successful career in judo and PFL to the UFC, where she aims to become a champion in the bantamweight division. Despite Holm's recent record, the win serves as a warning to the rest of the division, signaling Harrison's arrival as a formidable contender.