Gina Carano issues statement after Ronda Rousey loss
Gina Carano calls the Ronda Rousey fight and all that came with it "one of the best rides" of her life.
Things didn't go Gina Carano's way Saturday at Intuit Dome in Inglewood, Calif. , but she still seems to have had a heck of a lot of fun. In her first post-fight social media post Monday, Carano (7-2) called the fight and its lead-up "one of the best rides of my life.
" Carano was submitted by Ronda Rousey in 17 seconds in the main event of the first MMA card to be streamed on Netflix. "This was one of the best rides of my life," Carano wrote on Instagram. "I felt locked in fight night.
No fear just focused positive adrenaline. Love to my team. My heart is heavy, I wanted to throw, battle, win, but I kicked when I should have moved and was down and done.
If I hadn’t tapped she would’ve broken my arm, as it had begun to crackle. The disappointment of losing like that is very humbling. " Carano, 44, had not competed since August 2009.