UFC releases Holly Holm's upcoming travel schedule

"As I mentioned before I am going to take a little bit of time, but I'll be back", .

"Everytime I land a punch it's satisfying because I know that I'm on top", Holm said in the interview four days after she won the title in 193.

But... that's when things got awkward because on the very next question, he started trashing her fight with Holly Holm!

Aldo makes a fair point.

Speaking on Dotae's Boxing Nation, Floyd Sr. said: "She wasn't sh*t anyways". According to IMDB, Rousey's also working on a film called "Mile 22", which is slated to co-star Mark Wahlberg. He previously found banned substances in products endorsed by Rousey.

Former UFC bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey might be out of the octogon for up to six months due to a medical suspension handed down by the UFC in the aftermath of her defeat at the hands (or feet, rather) of Holly Holm.

Donald Trump and Floyd Mayweather have expressed their satisfaction on social media about Ronda Rousey's loss to Holly Holm.

The Brazilian went on to reveal that while he respects women's mixed martial arts [MMA], he does not believe it is on the level yet of where the men's sport is.

UFC president Dana White has been contacted for comment no these allegations, but no response has been made by he or his staff.

Her camp has been adamant that the 28-year-old will be back to reclaim her title and legacy as the greatest of all time.

"The thing is about Ronda, Ronda is the most mentally strong athlete I've ever worked with", White said.

Rousey entered the match as a huge favorite but was simply picked apart by the taller Holm, who used her boxing skills to counter Rousey's aggressive if ultimately fruitless attacks. "I appreciate the concerns about my health, but I'm fine". A guy or girl is going to take a break or go away, or has an injury that they have to tend to, whatever the reasons are, and they're a champion - you take the championship off of them. "It just will. I don't think the reality of the outcome is going to be anything different than it was Saturday".