Ronda Rousey says she doesn’t sit around thinking about her legacy.
Rousey is a former mixed martial artist and professional wrestler who reached the top of the mountain in both sports as a former UFC and WWE Champion. While her career is littered with big time bouts in both realms of sports entertainment, for Ronda, legacy is not something she thinks about right now.
While speaking to Evan Mack at New York City Comic Con, Rousey spoke about if she thinks about her legacy in combat sports.
“I mean, most of my days are just revolved around Miss Rachel right now. I don’t sit around thinking about my legacy. I have accomplished so much. I’m like, ‘don’t eat that. Oh, come inside. Where’s Paul?’ So I’m deep in the trenches of momming really hard. And what I don’t have is time for reflection. So sometimes people will remind me of like, oh yeah, remember when you did that one thing a long time ago? I’m like, ‘oh my god, I did have an entire judo career. I forgot that I went to Luxembourg.’ So yeah, it’s kind of weird. I’m so removed from it. It’s like I forgot that I am/was famous.”
Elsewhere in another recent interview, Rousey stated that she thinks everyone should get to slap one person per year. You can read more about that here.
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