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                    <p>Ronda Rousey recently grazed the cover of Self Magazine and talked about how she loves feeling like she&#39;s in the body of a ninja and her love of hot wings:</p>

“I love feeling like I’m inhabiting the body of a ninja,” Rousey says, “like I could rob a liquor store with my bare hands if I wanted to.”

CP Did you ever get in street fights as a teen?
RR Yes. Santa Monica didn’t used to be so nice! After school, my friend and I would go to the Promenade, where a lot of shady characters hung out. I loved Frappuccinos, but I only got $5 a day for lunch. If I ate, that meant I didn’t have enough money for a Frappuccino. So we would go over to these kids and say, “I bet you $10 I could beat up any one of you.” There were always some guys who could use the money. We’d fight and I’d do something to get them to give up, and they’d give us $10 and we’d go get Frappuccinos…. That was, like, my side gig for a little while.

CP I don’t think anyone would take that $10 today.
RR Well, I don’t fight for Frappuccinos anymore, either.

CP Do any fighting strategies carry over into daily life?
RR The one that really sticks out in my mind comes from my mom. She’d always tell me that you have to be your best on your worst day, because what if the Olympics fall on a bad day?

CP What else did you learn from her? A lot of girls aren’t brought up to fight.
RR Well, my mom never forced us to do anything. I fight, but my three sisters don’t. What she really taught me was the value of giving up what you want now for what you want most. My sisters were taught that, too, and they carried it through the professions they decided to pursue.

CP How do you wind down after a fight?
RR I eat about 50 hot wings. I love hot wings. After my last fight, one of the UFC owners flew in a private chef from São Paulo to Rio de Janeiro so that he could make me hot wings, because there are no hot wings in Rio! That’s how important they are to me.

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Flying in hot wings while some winners make $12,500 ....way to go UFC. Another laughable discrepancy in treatment Phone Post 3.0

"After my last fight, one of the UFC owners flew in a private chef from São Paulo to Rio de Janeiro so that he could make me hot wings, because there are no hot wings in Rio! That’s how important they are to me."

Thats how important she is to them I think.

Come at me bitch

Mhorad - "After my last fight, one of the UFC owners flew in a private chef from São Paulo to Rio de Janeiro so that he could make me hot wings, because there are no hot wings in Rio! That’s how important they are to me."

Thats how important she is to them I think.

Eh. First the UFC brings so many personnel to every event that it's probably a drop in the bucket.

Second, Sao Paulo is a puddlejump from Rio, just for kicks I did a quick search and found plane tickets in the $50 range and even below. And how much can a chef that makes hot wings in Brazil really cost for any evening?

*an

Hooters to have a ronda rousey flavor.

Pretty fucking strange this UG OP can't be quoted, yet at the same time.. Dumb shit such as saying "I love feeling like I'm inhabiting the body of a ninja," Rousey says, "like I could rob a liquor store with my bare hands if I wanted to." should never have been said in the first place. I read the thread title and thought, fuck this tabloid wendy williams bullshit. I'm just gonna VTFD. Then thought.. I don't want to be a dick about it. I'll read something.. Then read.. "I love feeling like I'm inhabiting the body of a ninja," Rousey says, "like I could rob a liquor store with my bare hands if I wanted to." you motherfuckers writing this shit need to pull just even the tip of your heads from each others PC protected asses and stop swinging from the clit and get back to some real fight shit.

Her face looks malnourished on that cover. Or they told her suck in her cheeks to save money. Think its funny a magazine called Self makes you look different. Didnt read the OP, assume its something irrelevant. Phone Post 3.0

Try robbing a store in Brazil the next time you're there, see what happens Phone Post 3.0

Magazine cover is definitely not retouched to hell. They completely changed the shape of her face. Phone Post 3.0

Axel Foley - Magazine cover is definitely not retouched to hell. They completely changed the shape of her face. Phone Post 3.0
Ha. She looks like Rumour Willis. Phone Post 3.0

She "grazed" the cover, did she? Phone Post 3.0

CP? You're objectively the best in your sport--how does that make you feel?
RR? It's motivating, because it's something I have to keep earning. When I was a kid, all I did was train. I never went to a dance, I never had a date, I never went to a single party. Training was my whole life, and it was because I wanted to be able to win the Olympics more than I wanted to go to the movies with my friends. It's funny, because people get offended by the mind-set that it takes to be the best.

CP? What do you mean?
RR? If I say that I'm the best in the world, sometimes people think that's really cocky and arrogant, but I had to work hard to be able to believe in myself. In your teens, you start to become super self-conscious. I had to build that up.

Koga - CP? You're objectively the best in your sport--how does that make you feel?
RR? It's motivating, because it's something I have to keep earning. When I was a kid, all I did was train. I never went to a dance, I never had a date, I never went to a single party. Training was my whole life, and it was because I wanted to be able to win the Olympics more than I wanted to go to the movies with my friends. It's funny, because people get offended by the mind-set that it takes to be the best.

CP? What do you mean?
RR? If I say that I'm the best in the world, sometimes people think that's really cocky and arrogant, but I had to work hard to be able to believe in myself. In your teens, you start to become super self-conscious. I had to build that up.
Should promote that stuff more than the stupid "I'm against domestic violence, thats why i best the shit outta my boyfriend" and "I just love sex before fights"

Thats actually a good look into her competitive psyche. Though imagine the questions shot at her don't compliment showing that side. Phone Post 3.0

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Rousey: I love feeling like a ninja

 

Ronda Rousey recently grazed the cover of Self Magazine and talked about how she loves feeling like she's in the body of a ninja and her love of hot wings:

“I love feeling like I’m inhabiting the body of a ninja,” Rousey says, “like I could rob a liquor store with my bare hands if I wanted to.”

CP Did you ever get in street fights as a teen?
RR Yes. Santa Monica didn’t used to be so nice! After school, my friend and I would go to the Promenade, where a lot of shady characters hung out. I loved Frappuccinos, but I only got $5 a day for lunch. If I ate, that meant I didn’t have enough money for a Frappuccino. So we would go over to these kids and say, “I bet you $10 I could beat up any one of you.” There were always some guys who could use the money. We’d fight and I’d do something to get them to give up, and they’d give us $10 and we’d go get Frappuccinos…. That was, like, my side gig for a little while.

CP I don’t think anyone would take that $10 today.
RR Well, I don’t fight for Frappuccinos anymore, either.

CP Do any fighting strategies carry over into daily life?
RR The one that really sticks out in my mind comes from my mom. She’d always tell me that you have to be your best on your worst day, because what if the Olympics fall on a bad day?

CP What else did you learn from her? A lot of girls aren’t brought up to fight.
RR Well, my mom never forced us to do anything. I fight, but my three sisters don’t. What she really taught me was the value of giving up what you want now for what you want most. My sisters were taught that, too, and they carried it through the professions they decided to pursue.

CP How do you wind down after a fight?
RR I eat about 50 hot wings. I love hot wings. After my last fight, one of the UFC owners flew in a private chef from São Paulo to Rio de Janeiro so that he could make me hot wings, because there are no hot wings in Rio! That’s how important they are to me.

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Or is she* Phone Post 3.0

The more she talks the less I like her. Fly in hot wings sure...

One minute she is living out of her car sounding all broke and homeless next she is beating up men for Frappuccinos.

Apparently anyways Phone Post 3.0

Beverly Hills Ninja.

Canned Hams -
TKD LOL - Flying in hot wings while some winners make $12,500 ....way to go UFC. Another laughable discrepancy in treatment Phone Post 3.0
Welcome to real life. Phone Post 3.0
I know plenty about real life and I surely understand output equals earning.

But some ufc fighters are providing output (and the resulting ufc revenue) but are not earning. She is.

Good for her but it's still horseshit Phone Post 3.0