It's the video you have to watch from this weekend: American mixed martial artist Ronda Rousey took down Brazilian Bethe Correia on her own turf in just 34 seconds at the Ultimate Fighting Championship's Women's Bantamweight Title Fight.
With the swift knockout, the 28-year-old defending champion maintained her dominance as the only female bantamweight champion in the UFC with a 12-0 record.
Her last fight against Cat Zingano in February also ended swiftly, thanks to Rousey's signature move, the armbar. Rousey brings her opponent to the ground and traps her arm between her legs, bending it back at the elbow. If her opponent doesn't tap out to signal defeat, the move could snap the arm ligaments. Rousey deployed it to end the match in 14 seconds, making it the fastest submission in a UFC title fight.
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Twitter reactions:
I need @RondaRousey to teach me some stuff in case anyone ever charges the mound. No one better to learn from to win a fight in < 20 seconds
— Trevor Bauer (@BauerOutage) August 3, 2015
Rousey-Mayweather would be the biggest pay-per-view event of all time. Nothing else would even be close. http://t.co/rRio148SwK
— Clay Travis (@ClayTravisBGID) August 3, 2015
"Just because my body was developed for a purpose other than f-ing millionaires, doesn't mean it's masculine" :D http://t.co/e8YGM34DdF
— Megan Bailey (@MeganLeaderNews) August 3, 2015
You are amazing @RondaRousey!!! ????????❤️???? #boss
— Ashley Benson (@AshBenzo) August 3, 2015
Changed my mind. At this point I think @RondaRousey is the only one that can beat #AmericanPharoah
— Joe Gatto (@Joe_Gatto) August 3, 2015
Guys @RondaRousey Just Defended Her #UFC Title By Ending The Fight In 34 Seconds #MMA #Women #Fighter #Knockout https://t.co/0LNxYRKgV0
— Sidharth Malhotra (@S1dharthM) August 3, 2015
This pretty much true @RondaRousey @danawhite @ufc #UFC190 pic.twitter.com/8miVT7Bt2q
— HellSpartan Z (@CmRollinsheel) August 3, 2015
Why are my haters so mad I offered to fight @RondaRousey? Don't they want to see me get punched in the face? pic.twitter.com/mxbqAyBlKM
— Lolo Jones (@lolojones) August 3, 2015
I have become a @RondaRousey fan because of the Midwest language that I can relate to. LOL???????????? pic.twitter.com/X39jACTsIh
— Kenny Wallace (@Kenny_Wallace) August 3, 2015
.@RondaRousey Ummm.... *runs away https://t.co/a9RLIzDgzX
— Jemaine Clement (@AJemaineClement) August 3, 2015
Just saw the highlights. @RondaRousey Wow! #domination
— Michael Del Zotto (@MichaelDelZotto) August 3, 2015
"She was screaming at weigh-ins 'Don't cry'. After I knocked her out I said 'Don't cry'" - .@RondaRousey ???????? http://t.co/SjXFC6mnml
— paul m bernon (@pbernon) August 3, 2015
Sorry but the only time @RondaRousey will have a tough fight is if #Valeria from Conan The Barbarian comes to life. #RandomSundayApology
— Will Friedle (@willfriedle) August 2, 2015
My favorite part of the fight, "That's what you get!" - https://t.co/gr1hXFpgWi @RondaRousey #MMA #UFC190
— Phil Ivey (@philivey) August 2, 2015
I bent down to tie my shoe yesterday so I missed the entire Ronda Rousey fight.
— Ali Spagnola (@alispagnola) August 2, 2015
.@RondaRousey is so damn authentic, it's glorious. Impossible not to like her. https://t.co/tECreoejuZ
— Richard Deitsch (@richarddeitsch) August 2, 2015