#ufc184

Remember when series 2 Remember when: At UFC 184 it only took Ronda Rousey 14seconds to Submit Cat Zingano and successful defend her Bantamweight Title. This was meant to be a 5 Round Championship bout, but it only lasted 14 seconds. From the moment the bell rang Cat Zingano rushed Ronda. A grapple and a tumble later, Ronda used her Judo skills and Cats momentum to lock in an armbar and get the submission. It is one of the shortest fights in UFC History. It was over in a blink of an eye, Literally! It was rewarded Submission of the 2015 #ufc #ufclife #ufc184 #ufcfightpass #ufcfighting #mmafighting #mma #fightmma #fightbuisness #fightgame #usa #brazil #uk #mmafighter #judo #womensjudo #wmma #bjj #rondarousey #teamronda #wwe #wwenetwork #meepmma #rememberwhenseries #monsterenergy #cobraenergydrink

#TBT - @RondaRousey during her #UFC184 media day. #ArmbarNation #TeamRousey Gallery: http://​rondarousey.​net/​portfolio/​champs-camp-xi-ufc-184/​

“Winning is the greatest feeling in the world. After I win, for a little while, everything is right in the world.”

“Whatever your obstacles, whoever or whatever your adversary, there is a way to victory.”- My Fight / Your Fight

Ronda smiles at Dana White after her historic 14 sec win at UFC184

“When I saw what people were saying to her, I was so disappointed in the fans and the sport. I immediately got protective of her. It was pitiful how people were treating her. And I love all these armchair quarterbacks on etiquette. She didn’t touch gloves? I’ve never touched gloves. I might give them some knuckles or whatever. But we’re getting in a fistfight inside some fenced-in walls. You want there to be etiquette?”- Cat Zingano on Ronda Rousey’s loss to Holly Holm at UFC193

“In terms of seconds on a clock, my entire fight against Cat Zingano lasted fourteen. It was the fastest submission in UFC history and the fastest win ever in a UFC title fight. I jumped up, victoriously. Cat stayed crumpled on the mat. For the first time in my life, I saw a person on the ground. I recognized the disappointment on her face. It was the same as having-your-heart-pulled-out-of-your-chest-and-crushed-in-front-of-you pain I felt when I lost the Olympics. For the first time in my career, I knelt down and embraced my opponent. I felt empathy. The knee injury. The death of someone you love to suicide. Building something up so much, believing that it will solve all of your problems and take away all of your pain. Losing. I had been there, experiencing that same kind of devastation. The overwhelming numbness. The disbelief. It felt weird for me to give a shit. Every single fight, I look at that person who lost, I see her devastation, and I think, She was trying to do the same thing to me, and I don’t really feel that bad. I felt like I had known from the moment I was born, it wasn’t going to go Cat’s way. That belt wasn’t meant for her, just like an Olympic gold medal wasn’t meant for me. But I also knew that the worst moments of my life brought me to the best times. Loss. Heartbreak. Injury. I had come to understand every event was necessary to guide me to where I am today. I hoped the same would be true for Cat.”- Ronda Rousey, My Fight / Your Fight