Ronda Rousey Rumored to Consider UFC Return for UFC 300

There has been speculation that Ronda Rousey may consider a UFC return with UFC 300 coming up in early 2024 as Rousey is no longer under contract with WWE.

Rousey hasn’t fought since 2016, following two straight losses. The rumors of Rousey fighting at the show kicked off when UFC President Dana White told Sports Illustrated a week ago there is a super fight targeted for UFC 300 that doesn’t involve Conor McGregor.

Fans are speculating the UFC is planning a trilogy between Rousey and Miesha Tate.

Dave Meltzer in the Daily Update that Rousey’s side has said she’s not interested in fighting again and is looking to have another child.

However, these rumors were recently debunked by Wrestling Headlines, who posted a rumor killer article stating that Rousey is not planning to fight at UFC 300.

While fans may have been excited about the possibility of seeing Ronda Rousey back in the Octagon, it seems that those hopes have been dashed. Rousey’s focus appears to be on starting a family rather than making a return to professional fighting.

It’s understandable that Rousey would want to prioritize her personal life and pursue other interests outside of the world of professional wrestling and mixed martial arts. After achieving great success in both WWE and UFC, Rousey has earned the right to take a step back and focus on her own happiness.

Although Rousey’s return to UFC would have undoubtedly generated a lot of buzz and excitement, fans will have to wait for another opportunity to see her back in action. In the meantime, they can continue to support her in her future endeavors.

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