Ronda Rousey continues to criticize 'oligarch | MMA News
Former UFC ladies’s bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey will return to the cage on May 16, at the Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California against fellow ladies’s preventing pioneer Gina Carano.
As the Rousey vs. Carano struggle card stuffed out with bout bulletins, comparisons between the Most Valuable Promotions event and the UFC Freedom 250 struggle card at the White House have been predictably made, including by Rousey.
“Rowdy” used to be the face of the UFC but has turn into one of the struggle promotion’s most outspoken critics. On Tuesday, Rousey called the UFC White House event an ‘oligarch schmooze fest.’
“I know I’m biased but I can’t remember ever seeing a single card more stacked than this in mma history. This is what happens when fighters come together and bet on themselves – change is coming, we are not expendable – WE ARE THIS BUSINESS,” Rousey wrote on Instagram.
“This is a fight card for EVERYONE, not some oligarch schmooze fest (*cough* #whitehousecard *cough!), tickets start at just $88 @intuitdome!!!”
Rousey, 39, last fought in December 2016. Carano, 43, hasn’t fought since August 2009, but they both stay family names. The UFC Freedom 250 struggle card takes place on June. 14, on the White House garden. The event is closed to the public, but followers can purchase tickets to view the fights from a close by park anticipated to maintain up to 85,000 spectators.
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