“Top three, for sure. Ronda finishes every fight. She’s amazing with the skills and the hard work and what she shows in the Octagon. 16 seconds, she showed everything. Good punch, good knee, good takedown, ground and pound. This girl did everything in 16 seconds, so she is in the top three.”
“The way she performed against Sara McMann also, silver medalist, and the way she controlled her on the cage. Put those combinations together, mixed it up with elbows, everything, and dropped her. It’s great.”
“What I see with her, yes, the fights finish early, but she’s the best in the world. She’s should be in the top three.”
Ronda Rousey’s head coach, Edmond Tarverdyan, tells ‘The MMA Hour’ (transcription via bloodyelbow) that he believes Ronda is top 3 pound-for-pound best fighter in the world.
Atop the P4P list are guys like Jon Jones, Cain Velasquez, and Jose Aldo. Should Ronda trump the UFC’s male athletes in the category?