Ronda Rousey tells how UFC 207 bout will be one of her last in the sport:

Former UFC Women's Bantamweight champion, 'Rowdy' Ronda Rousey has confirmed that her title challenge against Amanda Nunes at UFC 207, will most certainly be one of her last in the octagon. The Venice Beach fighter will make her return to the octagon against Nunes, for the first time since her shocking head kick KO loss to former champion Holly Holm in Australia at UFC 193, last December. Exciting fight fans across the globe with her quick, often armbar finishes, the loss to Holm put the former StrikeForce queen in a dark place, once revealing how she contemplated "suicide" after the loss to Holly Holm. Rousey's image and brand have attracted many film and television roles from Hollywood, with her appearance in ' The Entourage' evidence of this. Rousey made an appearance alongside Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson at Wrestlemania 31, so this may entice the charismatic women's pioneer into professional wrestling. Regardless of what may lie ahead for Rousey, she cannot afford to look past the gritty, determined and physical Amanda Nunes who made easy work of Rousey's former foe Miesha Tate in their UFC 200 main event clash.