The comeback battle was 48 seconds after being dormant by lightning KO for a year, and Ronda Rusi was defeated again

Just 48 seconds after her comeback to the Octagon Cage, "Queen of the Cross" Ronda Rusi was KO by Amanda Núñez in the final battle of the year, and suffered another fiasco after a year-long comeback, while her opponent successfully defended the UFC women's weweight title.

Like Russie's previous games, the women's welterweight championship battle lasted less than a minute, but this time the person who was ended by lightning became Russie himself. After the match began, Russi tried to use judo technique to knock Núñez to the ground, but was hit in the head by his opponent in succession after failing to make two unsuccessful attempts. After 40 seconds, Núñez forced Russi to the edge of the cage for a series of heavy blows, and Rusi, who had just returned and had not yet found the rhythm of the game, completely lost his defensive ability, and the referee ended the game. In just 48 seconds of blitzkrieg, Ronda Rusi was almost completely unable to withstand the onslaught of his opponents.

Rusi's career record before the game was 12 wins and 1 loss, including 3 KO wins and 9 surrender wins. She is also considered one of the best players in today's women's MMA, not only defending the UFC women's welterweight title for six consecutive times, but also ending the opponent in the first leg of 5 games, including 4 games that took less than a minute to solve the battle.

Unfortunately, in november 2015 in Melbourne, Australia, rucy suffered a career Waterloo, she was unexpectedly KO by Holly Holm in the second leg, not only lost the UFC title, but also suffered the first defeat of her career.

After this fiasco, Russi was in the shadows and never played any matches. Russie even said that he had suicidal thoughts after the defeat.

However, even after being away from the field for a long time, Russi is still recognized as the top UFC welterweight player. It wasn't until October 2016, during a Fox Sports show hosted by Colin Courhes that UFC president Dana White (Dana White) officially announced Russi's comeback, and her opponent would be amanda Nunez, the champion of the women's 135-pound class. In an interview at the time, Brendanar said, "It's something that everyone has been looking forward to for a whole year, Ronda Rusi is back, she will fight for the championship on December 30." ”

However, Russi's first opponent, Amanda Nunez, is not idle, with a professional record of 13 wins and 4 losses, including 9 KO opponents and 3 wins by surrender. In the UFC200 Women's Chickweight Championship last July, it was she who defeated the mighty Misha Tate in the first leg to become the third New Branch Women's Chickweight Champion since Russi lost the title.

For a battle with Rusi, Nunes could not wait. Last July, she had just won the title of women's chickweight champion and said she hoped to have a head-on match with Russi. Although everything was not yet decided at the time, Nunez had made his wish clear: "I don't know when I will return to the field, most likely at the end of this year, maybe the last race of the year (referring to UFC 207). I'm still waiting, and I'd certainly love to be able to take on Ronda. But I don't know what's next yet, and I can only wait for the call. ”

In this campaign, Nunez defeated Rusi in her first title defense, which may mean that her time has just arrived. For Rusi, despite the comeback battle being defeated by KO, the media revealed after the game that she would earn at least $3 million in this game, not including the prize money, which is basically the same as the gains that UFC lightweight champion Connor McGregor received against Nate Diaz in August. The winner, Amanda Nunez, earns only 1/15th of her income - $200,000.