Ronda Rousey has her LA home vandalised as she shows strain of latest UFC defeat… and her dog has left her unwelcome present
RONDA ROUSEY has had her Los Angeles home vandalised – as the beaten UFC star appeared for the first time in public since her shock defeat to Amanda Nunes.
The 29-year-old appeared stressed as she emerged from her Venice Beach pad to find the outside of her house covered in black scrawl.
Ronda Rousey’s Venice Beach home has been covered in graffitiCredit: Xposure
The UFC star appeared to get her hair tangled in a branchCredit: Xposure
Rousey, who presumably filled up a yellow plastic bowl for a pet, also ignored a large amount of what looked like dog poo in her front garden.
It was the first time that Rousey has been seen by the public since the humiliating 48-second defeat at UFC 207 on December 30.
Rousey during her nude shoot for Sports Illustrated last year
Rousey smiles while walking the red carpet
Rousey has now suffered two defeats in succession after a meteoric rise that saw her crowned one of the most dominant athletes in all of sport.
Her success led to film deals while at one point she claimed to be the highest-paid star in UFC.
But following defeats to Holly Holm and now Nunes, Rousey’s future is unclear.
Rousey appeared in exercise gear – with a large amount of poop in her front gardenCredit: Xposure
Rousey’s home in Venice Beach, CaliforniaCredit: Xposure
She is yet to confirm or deny whether she intends to continue in MMA – and only broke her silence last week to post a cryptic JK Rowling comment on social media.
Rousey posted: “And so rock bottom became the solid foundation on which I rebuilt my life.”
In pictures that emerged on Tuesday, Rousey was seen looking stressed as she donned exercise gear and headed outside.
Rousey posted a cryptic message to her fans earlier this week
Rousey leaves the ring after her shock defeat to Amanda NunesCredit: Getty Images
The movie star also appeared to get her hair tangled up in a low-hanging tree.
Rousey is still to announce her future plans.
After the defeat to Nunes she said: “Returning to not just fighting, but winning, was my entire focus this past year.
Rousey staggers in the ring during the humiliating 48-second defeatCredit: AP:Associated Press
“However, sometimes — even when you prepare and give everything you have and want something so badly — it doesn’t work how you planned.
“I take pride in seeing how far the women’s division has come in the UFC and commend all the other women who have been part of making this possible, including Amanda.
“I need to take some time to reflect and think about the future. Thank you for believing in me and understanding.”
