Ronda Rousey Net Worth

Ronda Rousey Net Worth

Ronda Rousey's Net Worth is 12 million

She couldn’t win a decoration in the 2004 Olympics however she won a gold award at the World Junior Judo Championships in Budapest, Hungary, and furthermore at the Pan American Judo Championships that year.

In 2006, she guaranteed the gold at the Birmingham World Cup in Great Britain and furthermore safeguarded her Pan American Judo Championship title. Later that year, she went ahead to win the bronze decoration at the Junior World Championships, turning into the principal U.S. competitor ever to win two Junior World decorations.

Her execution as a judoka touched new statures in 2007. Not exclusively was she now positioned among the best three ladies on the planet in the 70 kg class, she additionally snatched the gold award at the 2007 Pan American Games. That year, she won the silver decoration at the 2007 World Judo Championships in the middleweight division.

She took an interest in the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, China. There she lost the quarterfinal to Dutch Edith Bosch, however, in the end, wound up procuring a Bronze award after she met all requirements for another match through the repechage section. This triumph guaranteed that she turned into the main American to win an Olympic award in ladies’ judo since its origin as an Olympic game in 1992.

She resigned from judo after the 2008 Olympics. At first, she was uncertain of what to do and invested some energy acting as a barkeep. In the end, she joined the Glendale Fighting Club and made her beginner make a big appearance in blended hand to hand fighting in August 2010 and rose triumphant by crushing Hayden Munoz by accommodation due to an armbar in 23 seconds.

She amassed a few other novice triumphs throughout the following a while and had a flawless 3-0 record in beginner MMA rivalry. She went ahead to influence her expert blended hand to hand fighting to make a big appearance in March 2011 at King of the Cage: Turning Point where she crushed Ediane Gomes with an armbar in 25 seconds.

Ronda Rousey made her Strikeforce make a big appearance against Sarah D’Alelio in August 2011 in Las Vegas, Nevada. She effectively crushed D’Alelio by specialized accommodation due to an armbar right on time in the first round.

She at that point tested Miesha Tate, the Strikeforce Women’s Bantamweight Champion at the time, for her title. Their match was abundantly exposed as the expert contention between the two ladies was notable.

The battle occurred on 3 March 2012, in Columbus, Ohio. Rousey vanquished Tate by accommodation due to an armbar in the first round to wind up noticeably the new Strikeforce Women’s Bantamweight Champion.

Rousey protected her Strikeforce title against Sarah Kaufman at Strikeforce: Rousey versus Kaufman in August 2012 in San Diego, California, and immediately presented her with an armbar in only 54 seconds to hold the Strikeforce Women’s Bantamweight Championship.

She was tested for her title by Alexis Davis in the co-headliner at UFC 175 in July 2014. Rousey went ahead to win the battle by means of knockout only 16 seconds into the first round.

Wonderful and impressive, Ronda Rousey additionally wandered into TV and movies in the 2010s, showing up in films, for example, ‘The Expendables 3’ (2014), ‘Enraged 7’ (2015), and “Escort” (2015).