Ronda Rousey will be defending her title for the UFC women’s bantamweight on Saturday night against Ontario’s Alexis Davis, who has been a testament of Canadian politeness and might. The fight will take place in Las Vegas. Davis kicks butt inside the cage, although she isn’t really the type to get into trash talk hype.
The story is just the same last February, when Rousey went on the promotional workload of her title defense in UFC 170 against the equally courteous and well-mannered female fighter Sara McMann. The way Rousey sees it, she’s just doing her job.
Rousey said to Davis that many of the chicks think it is nice to be a champion but that doing the work and building up a champion is quite difficult and may not be the lifestyle that works for everyone. Making rounds has indeed been an old hat in just a very short period of time for the pioneering female MMA fighters.
Sixteen months after defending the UFC title for the first time and two years after first appearing inside the Octagon and defeating her rival Miesha Tate for the Strikeforce belt, Rousey is continually working on cleaning the individuals in her division.
Ronda Rousey even went as far as to tell that she is willing to fight Gina Carano at 145 lbs again. But a victory against the 29-year-old Alexis Davis is what she truly wants. Davis is a winner of five fights and eight of nine fights, and a victory over her would give Rousey a 10–0 record. All 9 of her victories have been finishes, and eight of those fights did not get over the first round.
Rousey has proclaimed that she will always be motivated in all her fights. She said that there would always be new challenges but that she will not lose the motivation and continue to get better as a champion.