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All right, moving into our number two, my face is Chris Mannix.

I've got Blake Cashman

coming on next segment. Welcome back or good afternoon. I'm Jim Rome. Nice to have you here.

1-800-636-86. All right, so I started talking about this, but let's really get into this. I've got

thoughts on that hugely, hugely hyped Ronda Rousey Gina Carrano fight this past weekend.

And when I say hugely hyped in part by Rhonda.

Rhonda clearly did her job.

Rhonda said that it was not just the biggest women's fight in the history of combat sports,

but the biggest fight, period, in the sports history,

period, coming in. And she was making bold, bold comments like that and really selling it.

You know, frankly, and I've always liked Rhonda, I still like Ronda. That's a patently absurd statement,

of course. I mean, the last we saw of Rhonda, she was getting her face broken by

Amanda Nunes and Holly Holm. And they wanted nothing to do with the sport. And Gina had not

fought in 17 years and admitted that she had to lose 100 pounds, 100, to even make this fight.

But this was going to be the biggest fight in mixed martial arts history?

Okay, sure.

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