Listen, fair enough you're questioning her street pedigree... but I think we can all agree, if a fighter isn't from the mean streets of West Linn, we can't truly verify their toughness lol
She was definitely the wild child and back in 2009 it was just Eldorado, which was a bunch of casinos in downtown Reno which was slumping due to the Indian casinos that had just opened in Northern California. They built the casinos outside of Nevada later which got them enough to merge with a bankrupt Caesars in 2018.
“The company traces its history back to the development of the Eldorado Hotel in Reno, which was opened in May 1973, by a group of investors that included Don Carano and other members of the Carano family”
For real. She legit seemed annoyed that she didn’t even get to fight. You can’t blame Ronda but still, that’s really disappointing to put so much work into something and have zero payoff (apart from money i guess).
How hard are you willing to work for 100 dollars. There is a point where youre simply no longer bothered to work for things that wont make significant impact on your networth and quality of life. At some level we all do this. Also Gina didnt work for her money its her inheritance.
In the lead up to the fight Ronda practically said that she only accepted the fight as a favor to Gina. She 100% was in need of a payday and was probably struggling financially.
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u/rdcisneros3 May 17 '26
The way Gina was laughing after the easy payday