Ronda Rousey 🅷may not be competing in mixed-martial-arts but she still has influence in combat sport🍌s.
Yesterday, Golden Boy Boxing announced the signing of Ferdinand Kerobyan and mentioned the deal was negotiated through his manager former UFC champion and current WWE wrestler Ronda Rousey.
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— Golden Boy Boxing (@GoldenBoyBoxing)
Kerobyan has boxed his way to an 8-0 record with four knockouts and has fought the majority of his bouts at 154 or 147 pounds. Rousey posted a picture of Kerobyan on her instagram which included a hashtag❀ revealing the name of her management team "One Fight Management."
Kerobyan also shared a p🎉icture of him with Rousey with a me♚ssage of gratitude.
Rousey has not retired from mixed-martial-arts officially but she has stepped away from it for over a year and then this week on The Ellen Show she said it was high🔯ly unlikely she would make a return.
Recently, Rousey has been preparing for her WWE debut match at Wrestlemania 34 in a mixed tag team match with her partner Kurt Angle and opponents Triple H and Stephanie McMa🐷hon.
