During a recent press conference promoting MVP MMA 1 on Netflix, Ronda Rousey launched an intense verbal attack on Kayla Harrison, the current UFC women's bantamweight champion. Rousey's rant, which outshone her past WWE performances, included personal jabs and accusations about their shared judo history. In response, Harrison, who prefers a more understated approach to trash talk, succinctly challenged Rousey on social media with the phrase, 'FIGHT ME DEN.' The rivalry is rooted in their backgrounds as Olympic judokas, with Harrison often expressing admiration for Rousey. However, contractual obligations between the UFC and MVP could hinder any potential matchup. Harrison is currently recovering from a neck injury and preparing for a title defense against Amanda Nunes, while Rousey is expected to face Gina Carano in her next fight. Despite the challenges, the exchange has generated buzz and could lead to a future showdown if circumstances align.