Ronda Rousey Announces Retirement Due to Concussion History

The MMA and WWE star cites health concerns as the primary reason for stepping away from both sports.

Ronda Rousey has revealed that a history of concussions forced her into retirement from UFC and WWE.
Rousey, a UFC legend and pioneer in women's MMA, retired from mixed martial arts in 2016 after a 12-2 record.
She became the first woman signed by the UFC in 2012, making a significant impact in the sport.
After retiring from MMA, Rousey transitioned to WWE, where she achieved multiple championships before retiring in 2023.
Rousey's revelations came during an Instagram Live session, where she also promoted her upcoming memoir, 'Our Fight.'