At the 2015 ESPY Awards, Rousey mentioned one of the fighters who was nominated for Best Fighter with her — Floyd Mayweather.
The year before that, Mayweather said he didn’t know who Rousey was and that he’s never heard of her. “I’d like to see you pretend to not know who I am now,” Rousey said on the red carpet, “I wonder how Floyd feels being defeated by a woman for once.”
Never Call Her a "Do Nothing"
"UFC 190 Embedded" is a documentary-style show that goes behind the scenes and into the personal lives of UFC fighters. When appearing on the show, Rousey said that her mother raised her to never become a "Do Nothing".
The term is often abbreviated by Ronda as 'DNB' (the B stands for an expletive word you can probably guess). Basically, it means she doesn't know how to be lazy.
An ESPY Princess
Despite the "Body Issue" fiasco, Rousey didn't cut ties with ESPN. In fact, she has even attended the ESPY Awards several times. The ESPY's (Excellence in Sports Performance Yearly) is like the Oscar's for athletes, and Rousey's accomplishments were celebrated with three ESPY Awards over the years.
She won the Best Female Athlete Award two years in a row (2014 and 2015), and a Best Fighter Award (2015). In fact, Rousey was the only female nominee for the latter.
Home Invasion, the Rousey Edition
When doing a 2017 interview on the talk show "Live With Kelly and Ryan", Rousey spoke about being robbed a few months prior. Apparently, the burglars weren't too smart and literally robbed a couple that throws punches for a living.
A lot was taken — her Olympic ring, weapon, valuable jewelry, and credit cards. Rousey and her husband quickly checked their security system and recognized the criminals from a nearby skatepark. The footage was turned over to the police who found the burglars and arrested them.
A Solid Partnership
By the end of 2016, Rousey was the best UFC female fighter in her weight class. Sponsorship offers came pouring in and Rousey partnered with brands like Carl’s Jr., Reebok, Buffalo Jeans, and Metro PCS.
After suffering two major career losses, some questions about the sponsorship began to arise — would the sponsors stand with Rousey? According to TMZ Sports, the sponsors were very supportive. Reebok even said that they stand beside her and that their partnership is not about wins or losses.