Ronda Rousey

 Ronda Jean Rousey (born 12 February 1987)born on February 1, 1987. She is an American professional actor and wrestler. She currently is signed to WWE which is where she wrestles under the SmackDown brand and is the current SmackDown Women's Champion in her second reign. Her time in the Ultimate Fighting Championship is what is what makes her the most well-known. [13] Roddy Piper, a professional wrestler, earned her the nickname "Rowdy". She was the first American woman to be awarded an Olympic medal in judo during the 2008 Summer Olympics. Rousey started her mixed martial arts career in 2011 with King of the Cage. After joining Strikeforce in 2012, she was their last Women's Bantamweight Champion before it was acquired by UFC. (2015) Rousey took part in the first female fight of the company at UFC 157. She was the first women's bantamweight Champion. Valentina Shevchenko held that record until 2022. Rousey, who retired from MMA in the year 2016, was the first female athlete to be inducted into UFC Hall of Fame in the year 2018. Rousey began her career as a professional wrestler in 2018 when she signed with WWE[21]. She made her debut at Wrestlemania 34. She was presented with the Raw Women's Championship in that year's SummerSlam and was the main event of WWE's first all-women's pay per view when she defended her title at WWE Evolution. Rousey lost her title at the first women's WrestleMania main-event at Wrestlemania 35. Rousey took the Royal Rumble 2022 women's Royal Rumble match. In a loss she fought Charlotte Flair to the SmackDown Women's Championship at Wrestlemania 38. Rousey defeated Flair during the WrestleMania in the following month in the "I Quit” match to win the SmackDown Women's Championship. She later lost the title to Liv Morgan due to a cash-in-to-bank-deposit and then regained the title in Extreme Rules making her a two-time SmackDown Womens Champion.