Ronda Rousey told Joe Rogan on The Joe Rogan Experience podcast that, to this point, her career feels “unfinished,” but that she also doesn’t plan to be in the UFC or doing MMA when she’s in her 30s. What would make her at peace with walking away from the sport? You guessed it, beating Cristiane “Cyborg” Justino to a bloody pulp.
Per MMA Junkie:
“It just seems unfinished – my career, there’s more left to do – I don’t feel like I’m done yet,” Rousey said. “With the Olympics it just like, you win an Olympic gold medal and you’re done. With the UFC, when am I really done? I’m not. It feels unfinished still. (The ‘Cyborg’ fight) definitely would (help).”
Then she goes on to clarify, in the least eloquent way possible, that she wants to stop fighting in her 30s, but not right at 30, because that’s, like, not 30s, it’s 30. Get it? Got it? NOPE!
“I’m not going to be doing this in my 30s. I don’t want to be fighting in my 30s. By 30s, I mean like 31, 32. If you’re actually 30 years old that’s 30, not 30s. Once you add the one, that’s 30s, plural. I’m 28. I don’t know. I look at it exactly like how we were talking about fighting, that’s how I do everything else. I don’t look at these separate disjointed things. I’m not going to go in there and try this thing and try this thing and try that thing and hope something works out.”
The fuck did you just say?