Ronda rousey in playboy

Ronda Rousey was the absolute it-girl in her heyday. But the former MMA fighter cleans up well and has no problem stunting a dress on the red carpet or dropping jaws in a bikini. By then, Rousey was already an international sensation. Her stardom extended beyond the octagon.

The biggest example of this is what many perceived to be a transphobic rant against transgender MMA fighter Fallon Fox. WWE is no stranger to accusations of insensitivity surrounding trans issues. As far as we know, Ellsworth identifies as a cisgender man. And it has long been rumored that the wrestler Goldust, a character originally conceived of as a response to gay- and trans-panic, would undergo breast augmentation in order to make the character seem more genuine. In addition to not recognizing trans women as real women, Rousey has a problem with certain kinds of women. This is a tired, anti-feminist stereotype that WWE similarly flirts with. And that is the biggest problem with Ronda Rousey and her scripted wrestling character.

In a sport dominated by male fighters and viewers, gaining respect and credibility may be difficult for women's UFC fighter Ronda Rousey. Sure, she is the former Strikeforce champion and has a record, which she will look to improve at UFC against Liz Carmouche this Saturday in the first-ever female brawl for the company. The only way she and the rest of the ladies in the sport can do that is to put on great fights, leaving everything in the octagon in order to provide undeniable entertainment. Despite her love for the sport, Rousey clearly won't sell her soul in order to gain more recognition, and one of those avenues would be to pose in Playboy. The offer will no doubt come for Rousey.

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