Event overview
Ronda Rousey only needs 17 seconds to defeat Gina Carano in stunning end to anticipated fight
The event saw Ronda Rousey defeat Gina Carano in 17 seconds, submitting Carano with a armbar early in the bout. Al Jazeera reports the win by armbar after 17 seconds, noting it was a comeback bout in Los Angeles and that Rousey retired again. The New York Post coverage repeats the 17-second finish and frames it as a stunning end to the anticipated fight, with Carano expressing that she wanted more and Rousey securing the victory quickly. There is a disagreement about whether Netflix broadcast was involved, and both post-game remarks emphasize the brief duration of the fight.
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Ronda Rousey only needs 17 seconds to defeat Gina Carano in stunning end to anticipated fight
INGLEWOOD, Calif. — When Ronda Rousey finally got back into a mixed martial arts cage after 9 1/2 years away from her sport, she couldn’t wait even one more minute to collect another arm — and to have her own arm raised one last time. Rousey stopped Gina Carano with her signature armbar just 17 seconds into the two.
Ronda Rousey vs Gina Carano fight: Rousey wins with a 17-second submission
Mixed martial arts (MMA) star Ronda Rousey has retired again after demolishing fellow combat sports trailblazer Gina Carano in their long-awaited nontitle comeback bout in Los Angeles, defeating her rival by armbar after just 17 seconds. After a hype-filled build-up, the bout on Saturday was a jarring anticlimax, with.
Gina Carano left ruing 17-second return fight against Ronda Rousey: ‘Wanted that to last longer’
After her return to the boxing ring lasted just 17 seconds, controversial boxer-turned-actor Gina Carano was left wanting more. “I wanted that to last longer — I felt like I was so ready, I felt so good,” Carano, 44, said during an in-ring interview following her loss to Ronda Rousey on Saturday night in Inglewood.