Former UFC champion Ronda Rousey has indicated a willingness to compete again under the Most Valuable Promotions (MVP) banner. While currently focused on other ventures, she hasn't dismissed the possibility of returning to mixed martial arts for another fight with MVP.
Rousey, who previously competed in the Ultimate Fighting Championship and transitioned to professional wrestling with WWE, signed with MVP – a promotion founded by Nate Diaz – earlier this year. Her initial involvement was centered around promoting the organization and potentially competing at some point.
The Yahoo Sports report states that Rousey “isn’t ruling out another bout under the Most Valuable Promotions banner.” This suggests she remains open to fighting again despite her current commitments outside of MMA. The reason for considering a return appears tied to her involvement with MVP, though specific details regarding potential opponents or timelines were not provided in the source.
Rousey's initial foray into MVP was met with some controversy after an altercation with a fan at a promotional event resulted in injuries to the fan and subsequent police investigation. However, this incident doesn’t appear to be influencing her consideration of another fight, as she continues to explore options within the promotion.
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