Alright, this sentiment may be a little odd for an MMA site, but I’ve thought about being a women, and I’m glad I’m not one. I mean, bras, that time of the month, cramps, dudes hitting on you (in my fantasy I’m attractive women I suppose) and just the extra layer of clothing in general just kind of messes with my head. I know that’s a weird thing to admit, but it’s going through women’s minds as as well. ESPN recently interviewed Ronda Rousey about her near-wardrobe malfunction against Liz Carmouche at UFC 157, and she shares my feelings, so I told you so, I guess.
“When someone’s on your back trying to rip your head off, things tend to slip around a bit,” “I got kicked straight in the chest right as I was trying to adjust my bra.”
“Gina Carano was an amazing fighter, and she had a fantastic rack,” Rousey says of the MMA fighter-turned-actor. But then again: “You don’t see big titties in the Olympics, and I think that’s for a reason.”
And if her boobs popped out?
“I’d be morbidly embarrassed”
It’s weird how we humans hide certain parts of our bodies. It’s ingrained in our psyches that they should not be viewed. I say there is nothing ever wrong with nips or slips. But, I don’t disagree with Ronda… I suppose. Let’s watch our training footage for that fight with her in Big Bear:
