Reporter challengers Ronda Rousey to a wrestling bout
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A Current Affar reporter challenged Ronda Rousey to a wrestling bout ahead of the UFC 193 in Melbourne
Let's get ready to rumble! Brave reporter goes toe-to-toe with undefeated UFC superstar Ronda Rousey ahead of the champion's seventh world title defence
The UFC women's champion is promoting her seventh world title defence
28-year-old did an interview then hit the mats with reporter Elise Elliott
She defended her critics and said her perfectionist tenancies set her apart
Rousey appeared at Etihad Stadium on Wednesday to promote the fight
An Australian reporter has gone toe-to-toe with the world’s highest paid UFC fighter Ronda Rousey.
A Current Affair presenter Elise Elliott agreed to take on the 28-year-old UFC women's bantamweight champion, who is in Australia to promote her seventh world title defence against American Holly Holm.
In an interview the undefeated UFC superstar defended critics of women’s fighting by claiming women have as strong - if not stronger - appetite for fighting than men.
‘I really don’t believe fighting is a men’s thing or a women’s thing. It’s human. To say it’s not for women, why not? Women can have just as strong if not a stronger instinct to fight than men,' she said.
Let's get ready to rumble! Brave reporter goes toe-to-toe with undefeated UFC superstar Ronda Rousey ahead of the champion's seventh world title defence
The UFC women's champion is promoting her seventh world title defence
28-year-old did an interview then hit the mats with reporter Elise Elliott
She defended her critics and said her perfectionist tenancies set her apart
Rousey appeared at Etihad Stadium on Wednesday to promote the fight
An Australian reporter has gone toe-to-toe with the world’s highest paid UFC fighter Ronda Rousey.
A Current Affair presenter Elise Elliott agreed to take on the 28-year-old UFC women's bantamweight champion, who is in Australia to promote her seventh world title defence against American Holly Holm.
In an interview the undefeated UFC superstar defended critics of women’s fighting by claiming women have as strong - if not stronger - appetite for fighting than men.
‘I really don’t believe fighting is a men’s thing or a women’s thing. It’s human. To say it’s not for women, why not? Women can have just as strong if not a stronger instinct to fight than men,' she said.