Critical Biography

Ronda Rousey was born February 1, 1987 she grew up in Venice, California but moved from Venice to Jamestown and North Dakota. When Ronda was conceived she was born with the umbilical cord around her neck. The aftereffects of being born she had some brain damage and suffered with her speech for years she went to Minot State University to see a speech therapist it took time but she finally got it under control and excelled in science and math. Rousey lived in run down apartment she faced eviction problems, gas leaks and cock roach problems. The person who shaped her most in her life is her father Ron Rousey, who died early in her childhood years. He was sledding with his daughters and broke his back. During recovery the doctors discovered a blood disorder prevented from his back not healing properly. But then he learned he would be paraplegic. One day he decided to commit sluiced he said I don't want my daughters to remember him like this. Which defined Ronda because her and her father had bond like no other they bonded over swimming but after he died she quit swimming it was too hard for Ronda. So her mom AnnMaria also defined Ronda by introducing her to Judo, Rousey was name to the United States of America  to earn the national No.1 ranking in the woman half middle weight division. But at she did not earn a medal at 2004 olympics. She calder Gold medal at the years world junior Pan American Judo championship title in 2006. Rousey became the first first American woman in twelve years to earn a world championship. Ronda started to get into MMA in 2011 and since then Rolling Stones named her the worlds  most dangerous woman. Rousey fights, three amateur and 11 pro, with not a single loss among them, tend to end in less than 60 seconds. At the age of 28, she has in four years become the most dominant mixed martial arts fighter in sports history and was recently named the most dominate athlete alive." Beating out names like Lebron,  and Mayweather. A fate others can suffer until Rousey retires or segues full-time into non-combative entertainment. But until then, she gets to wake up the morning after each fight and, as she happily states, "Have nothing to do that day, and be like, 'Oh yeah, I'm the best in the world. Let's get some breakfast.'"