Ronda Rousey is branching out into action films. | Photo: Sherdog.com
Ronda Rousey has suddenly become a hot commodity in Hollywood.
“Fast & Furious 7” is the second film to seek Rousey’s services in the past few weeks; last month, Sylvester Stallone announced the Olympic judoka would have a role in “The Expendables 3.” The 26-year-old Rousey in February signed a representation deal with global talent agency William Morris Endeavor.
According to Variety, Rousey will be finished shooting both films in time to begin training camp for her rematch with Miesha Tate at UFC 168 in December. “Rowdy” will coach opposite Tate on “The Ultimate Fighter 18,” which premieres on Sept. 4 on Fox Sports 1. Rousey has finished all seven of her professional opponents via armbar, most recently submitting Liz Carmouche at UFC 157 in February.
The stories of interest on Sherdog.com this week:
Fast, Furious and Expendable
Could Shoulder
Level Playing Field
Matter of Rank
Under the Radar
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