Ric Flair Backs Ronda Rousey Before Gina Carano Netflix Comeback

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Ric Flair Backs Ronda Rousey Before Gina Carano Netflix Comeback

Flair hyped Rousey before tonight’s Carano fight on Netflix, praising her comeback work and dedication. The women’s MMA pioneers headline MVP’s first MMA event at Intuit Dome, with Rousey fighting for the first time since 2016. “I’m So Proud Of Everything You Have Accomplished,” Flair wrote, adding he will be cheering from Tampa. LFG. WOOOOO!

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