A few days ago, it was rumored that former Strikeforce, UFC women's featherweight champion, WWE women's champion, "Cross Queen" Ronda Rossi was severely injured and rushed to hospital! Subsequently, Rossi finally posted a message on foreign social media today confirming the incident and showing off his terrifying, broken fingers at the time.
It is reported that this is an accident that occurred on the shooting scene of the American drama "9-1-1", and the shooting place was on a boat. During the filming, Rosie snapped his finger when he slammed a metal hatch shut. Thinking it was just stuck, Rosie continued to shoot the scene.
Later, the on-site staff and Rosie found that his fingers had been nearly broken in two. Rosie was rushed to the hospital, and doctors successfully repaired his bones and tendons with steel nails and sutures. It is reported that Rosie did not stop her shooting work because of this, and she appeared on the set again the next day.
"I know it sounds crazy, but I'm used to it and never show pain unless I should." Ronda Rossi was optimistic and expressed his admiration for the level of modern medicine: "In just 3 days, [fingers] have recovered 50% of their mobility. "But according to medical experts, the possibility of full recovery from such a serious injury is not high."
Ronda Rossi is the most iconic figure in the history of women's fighting. It is precisely because of its strong dominance and performance in the MMA field that the women's MMA has been able to survive, develop and grow. As a result, Rossi became one of the highest-paid female athletes in the world, and tennis stars such as Serena Williams and Sharapova entered the "World Female Athlete Income Ranking" at the same time.
However, at his peak, Rossi was stepped down by Holly Holm and Ko Amanda Nunes and soon retired from the MMA world. Currently, Rossi is mainly active in entertainment fields such as WWE and Hollywood, and is trying to become a movie star. In addition to being injured, she did not forget to tease herself and advertise her new film "9-1-1": "In the upcoming "9-1-1", please pay attention to my performance, not my dropped fingers!" "