Bethe Correia to Ronda Rousey: 'Please don't kill yourself' after I win at UFC 190, Ronda Rousey, the current UFC Women's Bantamweight Champion, reacted early Thursday in the wake of up and coming adversary Bethe Correia made a remark about suicide in front of their meeting at UFC 190.
Jesse Holland of MMA Mania went along the deciphered comments from Correia, which were made to Brazilian outlet Combate: "She is not rationally solid, she needs to deal with herself. She is winning, so everyone is around her brightening her up, yet when she understands she is not all that matters that she accepts she is, I don't recognize what may happen. I trust she doesn't murder herself later on (laughs)."Suicide is not an issue to joke about under any circumstances. That said, the remarks hit especially near and dear for the undefeated UFC champion on the grounds that her dad submitted suicide amid her childhood.
Rousey is a standout amongst the most prevailing competitors in games at this moment. She holds a 11-0 profession MMA record, including a 5-0 imprint since joining the UFC. Everything except one of those triumphs drew near the first round, and her last two triumphs took a joined 30 seconds to finish.
As such, she needn't bother with any included inspiration heading into a battle. Correia (9-0) gave some at any rate in an illustration of refuse talk turned out badly.
UFC 190 is booked for August 1 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Jesse Holland of MMA Mania went along the deciphered comments from Correia, which were made to Brazilian outlet Combate: "She is not rationally solid, she needs to deal with herself. She is winning, so everyone is around her brightening her up, yet when she understands she is not all that matters that she accepts she is, I don't recognize what may happen. I trust she doesn't murder herself later on (laughs)."Suicide is not an issue to joke about under any circumstances. That said, the remarks hit especially near and dear for the undefeated UFC champion on the grounds that her dad submitted suicide amid her childhood.
Rousey is a standout amongst the most prevailing competitors in games at this moment. She holds a 11-0 profession MMA record, including a 5-0 imprint since joining the UFC. Everything except one of those triumphs drew near the first round, and her last two triumphs took a joined 30 seconds to finish.
As such, she needn't bother with any included inspiration heading into a battle. Correia (9-0) gave some at any rate in an illustration of refuse talk turned out badly.
UFC 190 is booked for August 1 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
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