After feuding with Shayna Baszler in her last WWE match and then having bouts in the independent circuit last year, Ronda Rousey walked away from pro wrestling.
But is she done with pro wrestling forever?
When asked just that recently by Chris Van Vliet, Rousey didn't mince words.
"I mean, full-time, yeah," Rousey began offering about being done with wrestling. "I might come back and have some fun here and there but I can't be leaving home and being on the road like that every [day]."
Currently pregnant with her second child, Rousey acknowledged that her moment to return in a spot wouldn't be any time soon — if at all.
"The thing is I just want to have a whole bunch of kids," she added. "I've always wanted to have a big family."
While Rousey is leaving the door open for a possible return here and there in pro wrestling spots, she has closed the door on a possible return to mixed martial arts forever.
Her name was included in rumors for a possible return at UFC 300 in April, but Rousey, 37, slammed all possibilities shut.
"It's nice to feel missed, but it's not happening," she said of ever returning to MMA. "I'm just not neurologically fit to compete any more at the highest level. I just can't. You just get to a level where the neurological injuries that you take accumulate over time. They don't get better."
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