UFC Analyst Questions Ronda Rousey’s Fitness for Comeback Fight Amid Rumors
UFC analyst Din Thomas has expressed concerns about Ronda Rousey’s potential return to mixed martial arts. Despite Rousey sharing training videos and expressing renewed enthusiasm for MMA, Thomas questions whether any commission would approve her for combat due to her history of concussion issues.
Concerns Over Ronda Rousey’s Fitness
Thomas discussed with MMAJunkie’s Mike Bohn his reservations about Rousey’s readiness to re-enter the ring. He emphasized the potential irresponsibility of allowing her to compete, citing her openness about concussion problems. Thomas suggested that such decisions could negatively impact the sport’s reputation.
Past Fights and Current Status
- Rousey last fought in 2016, losing to Amanda Nunes in a 48-second TKO.
- Thomas believes Rousey should remain out of the Octagon to protect her health.
UFC Leadership’s Uncertainty
UFC CEO Dana White also shared insights on Rousey’s situation. He confirmed ongoing conversations with her but remained uncertain about her fighting future. The former UFC bantamweight champion has recently visited the company’s Las Vegas offices.
Personal Developments
- Rousey has welcomed three babies, signaling a significant life shift.
- White noted her current physical fitness, highlighting her return to training.
Rousey, known for notable victories over opponents such as Miesha Tate and Liz Carmouche, remains an influential figure in MMA. As discussions about her potential comeback circulate, Thomas and White highlight the complexities involved in her decision-making process.
