Ronda Rousey made a triumphant return to the cage after a decade away, securing a quick victory over Gina Carano in a Jake Paul-promoted event. Following the fight, Rousey shared her appreciation for Dana White, the UFC president, who had reached out to her with a supportive text before the match. Rousey said, 'He sent me a text, and he said, “Good luck,” and that he hopes me and Gina kill it.' She expressed how much it meant to receive such encouragement from White, highlighting his role as an incredible friend and supporter throughout her career. After her swift win via armbar, Rousey announced her retirement from fighting, stating, 'There’s no way I could have ended it better than this.' At 39, she expressed her desire to focus on family, saying, 'I want to have some more babies, and I’ve got to get cooking.' Rousey’s comeback and subsequent retirement mark a significant moment in her storied career.