Miesha Tate against Ronda Rousey: A series of mixed martial art bouts. Strikeforce and the Ultimate Fighting Championship booked the fights. This article will examine Tate's recovery, Rousey’s fall from grace and the upcoming bout.
Miesha Tate vs Ronda Rousey rematch
One of the most anticipated fights of the year is the Miesha Tate-Rona Rousey rematch. Strikeforce, the Ultimate Fighting Championship and Strikeforce booked both of these mixed martial artists. Tate is a former UFC champion, and a rising star within the mixed martial art industry. Many fans eagerly awaited the rematch after the match was announced a few weeks ago.
Rousey defeated Tate in March 2012 for the Strikeforce bantamweight championship. After the title fight, Tate tried to win it back, but Rousey won the rematch via submission. Tate drops to 13-5, Rousey now stands at 8-0.
Miesha Tate's comeback
Miesha has a second chance at Ronda Rousey. She recently choked out Holly Holm during UFC 196 and said she's ready to face Rousey again. Rousey, who is an ex-UFC champion, just gave birth to her first baby with Travis Browne. The two women were once rivals in Strikeforce and TUF.
Miesha Tate hopes to win her first Flyweight title after her fight against Rousey. The fight will air live on ESPN+ at 3 p.m. ET Saturday. She'll likely go to Katy Perry's "Roar"
Ronda Rousey's fall from grace
Ronda Ronda is the latest victim of mixed-martial arts. The ex-UFC champion is in trouble online, and her career has been affected by too many outside interests. Her descent from grace has been as swift and furious, in fact, as her rise. Rousey is known as one of most skilled fighters in the country and has become a target for skeptical people. While Rousey is generally blamed for her decline in grace, she has been openly honest about her losses.
Although Rousey hasn't publicly announced her retirement, she has already changed her public persona and has even fought under a new name: Amanda Nunes. At UFC 207, she released a generic statement thanking fans for their support and indicated that she would consider 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 way of encouraging fight is to "tell it as she sees".
When Miesha Tate was promoting the fight for her second title shot against Ronda Rousey, she decided to be more blunt. She got a little mean and showed the challenger everything she had. It wasn't just about selling the fight; it was also about marking territory.
The MMA scene is a completely different place. Ronda Ronda, a women’s bantamweight champion. She is an Olympic gold medalist and has been likened to Strikeforce and UFC champ Miesha Tate. Her "tell it as she sees" style, which is a former MMA fighter has attracted a lot attention.