Get ready for the historic UFC 300 event in Las Vegas, featuring record-breaking bonuses and the legendary BMF title presentation. Former bantamweight champion Holly Holm responds to Ronda Rousey’s claims, while Rousey reflects on her legacy and life after fighting.
| UFC 300: A Historic Event
The UFC is set to host the monumental UFC 300 event in Las Vegas, offering fighters the chance to earn a remarkable $300,000 in bonuses. This one-time change comes after a petition by Max Holloway and Justin Gaethje, and UFC president Dana White has approved the increase. Additionally, UFC legend Mark Coleman will present the prestigious BMF title to the winner of the Gaethje-Holloway lightweight bout. The BMF title, introduced in 2019, is awarded to the toughest fighter in the UFC.
| Holly Holm Responds to Ronda Rousey’s Claims
Former bantamweight champion Holly Holm has responded to Ronda Rousey’s claims that a concussion contributed to her loss in their 2015 title fight. Holm firmly believes that she was the better fighter that night and emphasizes her skills and performance. While acknowledging Rousey’s dominance, Holm does not use concussions as an excuse for any defeat.
| Rousey’s Legacy and Life After Fighting
Ronda Rousey, an iconic figure in MMA, reflects on her career and life after fighting. After her loss to Holm in 2015, Rousey retired from the sport. She discusses the challenges she faced, including dealing with concussions toward the end of her UFC career. Rousey has now found peace outside the octagon and is pursuing new opportunities.
UFC 300: A Historic Event
The highly anticipated UFC 300 event is set to take place in Las Vegas this Saturday, promising an unforgettable night of fights and unprecedented bonuses. In a surprising move, the UFC has announced that fighters will have the chance to earn a staggering $300,000 in bonuses, a significant increase from the usual $50,000 ‘fight of the night’ or ‘performance of the night’ rewards.
This one-time change comes after a petition by Max Holloway and Justin Gaethje, two prominent fighters in the UFC. Their request for higher bonuses was met with approval by UFC president Dana White, who recognized their contributions to the sport.
Adding to the excitement of the event, UFC legend Mark Coleman will be in attendance to present the BMF (Baddest Mother F*cker) title to the winner of the Gaethje-Holloway lightweight bout. Coleman, a former heavyweight champion, recently made headlines for his heroic act of saving his parents from a house fire. His presence at UFC 300 adds a special touch to the already momentous occasion.
The BMF title, introduced in 2019, is awarded to the toughest and most dominant fighter in the UFC. It has only been contested twice since its inception, making this upcoming bout all the more significant.
Holly Holm Responds to Ronda Rousey’s Claims
In a recent interview, former bantamweight champion Holly Holm addressed comments made by Ronda Rousey regarding their 2015 title fight. Rousey had suggested that a concussion contributed to her loss against Holm.
Holm, however, firmly stated that she believes she was the better fighter that night. While acknowledging Rousey’s dominance and championship reign, Holm emphasized her own skills and performance.
The 42-year-old fighter also admitted to having experienced concussions throughout her career but made it clear that she would never use them as an excuse for any defeat.
Holm is now gearing up to face fellow American Kayla Harrison at UFC 300, a matchup that promises to be a thrilling clash of talent and determination.
Rousey’s Legacy and Life After Fighting
Ronda Rousey, one of the most iconic figures in MMA history, has been reflecting on her career and life after fighting. Following her knockout loss to Holm in 2015, Rousey’s undefeated streak came to an end, leading to her eventual retirement.
In a recent interview, Rousey opened up about the challenges she faced, including dealing with concussions toward the end of her UFC career. While acknowledging her accomplishments, Rousey expressed that it may be difficult for her to admit that Holm was the better fighter that night.
Now focused on other endeavors, Rousey has found peace outside the octagon and is pursuing new opportunities.
