Ronda Rousey Calls Out Floyd Mayweather For History Of Domestic Abuse At ESPYS

Ronda Rousey is having a hell of a year.

The 28-year-old UFC champion and Olympic medalist is currently ranked as the #1 female MMA fighter in the world; she stole the show in Furious 7 (a good movie); was the only not terrible thing about Entourage (a godawful movie); and has been a consistent, outspoken opponent of terrible person Floyd Mayweather Jr. during perhaps his most celebrated period.

While millions around the world happily cheered as Mayweather defeated Manny Pacquiao in the highly promoted “fight of the century,” Rousey openly called out “Money” Mayweather for his horrendous history of domestic abuse.

Still, that didn’t keep him from walking away with a US$300 million purse – making him the year’s highest earning entertaining – and winning the Spike TV Guy’s Choice Award for “Best Ever”.

However, he didn’t triumph at today’s ESPYS, where Rousey was picked as Best Fighter over Mayweather.

From the stage, she delivered her killer blow:

“I wonder how Floyd feels being beat by a woman for once.”

She continued, “I’d like to see him pretend to not know who I am now.”

Flawless victory.