Ronda Rousey, the current MMA champion is getting a lot of attention for her recent comment on being able to beat any female jiu-jitsu competitor. Since she did say anyone, it would be interesting to see her compete with the best of the best in a tournament format from weigh-in to competition. However, there are other Jiu-Jitsu organizations that would make for a very cool venue. Here are two potential tournament or match organizations that would serve as a potential place for a match to happen.
1) The KO Finisher: This has a tournament for the general public to participate in, but also has a super fight tournament for the upper belts. The finals of the super fight is unlimited time limit! It would be neat to see an all female or a male and female super fight with Ronda thrown in the mix!
2) Metamoris: This is a Pay-Per-View live stream event that takes place a couple times a year. The matches are 20 minutes with no rules other than the basic no strikes, eye gouges, fish hooks, etc.
3) Other... Do you know of any other good organizations?
If you would like to see it happen, make your opinion heard! Contact and support the tournament organization of your choice and let's look forward to some good entertainment!
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BJJ World Champion Challenges Ronda Rousey, Would Like To Stop Unbeatable Talk
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Bea Mesquita is a well-decorated Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt, becoming a world champion under the famous Leticia Riberio. When she hears Ronda Rousey talked about as if she’s unbeatable, it bothers the Gracie Humaita student.
Mesquita, who told MMAFighting.com that she was once considering a move to MMA just to silence the UFC female bantamweight champion, believes now the door is open for her to challenge Rousey in another arena.
“It would be great if Metamoris could put up this challenge. Nobody would miss it,” Mesquita said. “It would be an honor to represent the female jiu-jitsu. I would also stop this talk that she’s unbeatable.”
Rousey will face Alexis Davis this weekend at UFC 175 in the co-main event as she attempts to secure another successful title defense. Recently, Rousey made claims that she could beat anybody in any sport.
“I already considered moving to MMA only to get her, but I don’t have to think about it anymore since she’s willing to compete in a jiu-jitsu match,” Mesquita said. “I think she gets too much credit and is not even that good. Her striking is regular, and she has a lot to improve on the ground.
“It would be great to fight her and show what a real ground game and jiu-jitsu are.”
Davis, Rousey’s opponent, is a well-trained jiu-jitsu fighter, having secured the rank of black belt.
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