Meet RONDA ROUSEY... The Beautiful MMA Fighter

                      

Ronda Rousey is the best female MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) fighter in the world, She's also a model, a trash-talker, and an Olympic medalist.

She has everything it takes to be a mainstream sports star, She's outspoken and once made headlines for saying she has "as much sex as possible" before a fight.


Here's everything you need to know about her,

She made it to her first Olympics in Athens, but didn't medal. In 2008, she went to Beijing and won a bronze in judo

                       

But afterward, she had no job to fall back on: "There’s nothing put in place for Olympians after they're done. They give you a couple grand, a handshake and they kick your ass out the door."

                 

She took a graveyard shift at a 24 Hour Fitness in California while trying to figure out what she wanted to do

                  

In 2010, she returned to fighting at an MMA gym in Los Angeles. She said, "I need to win and I need to do this quick because I'm tired of living with the cockroaches and eating frozen vegetables."

                   

In just seven months, she went from an out-of-work ex-Olympian to a professional MMA fighter, winning her first fight in 25 seconds

                      



In her fifth career fight, she won the Strikeforce bantamweight title and became the sport's most recognizable name for her borderline offensive trash-talking

                        

She once said about her next opponent: "If I get her in an armbar, I'm gonna try to rip it off and throw it at her corner."

                         

She also trashed talked Michael Phelps and Kim Kardashian, saying Kim was only famous for her sex tape

                       

After that, her popularity skyrocketed when she landed on the cover of ESPN's Body Issue

                             

But despite the newfound fame, women's MMA still didn't make her a lot of money. She told SI about her financial situation, "I couldn't retire, but I'd be chilling for a while."

                               

In October, the league she worked for, Strikeforce, announced it would shut down in 2013

                               

The UFC scooped her up immediately, making her the first female fighter ever. CEO Dana White, who previously vowed to never employ a female fighter, said, "I think she's going to be a big superstar."