Ronda Rousey has beaten Miesha Tate in both of their bouts, submitting her twice.
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But Tate is coming off a win over the woman that beat Rousey, and she's not holding back while speaking on the former champ's reported confrontation with Paige Van Zant on SiriusXM Rush Flight Club, via MMA Fighting:
"I think Ronda is somewhat emotionally unstable and I think that's been characteristic for a long time. Doesn't mean she fights any worse for it. I'm not knocking her as an athlete but emotionally she's just got some things that are a little bit strange and I think that that was one of them."
Talking about her efforts as a fighter is one thing. Discussing her emotional stability is another, and it's a pretty low blow for Tate.
If Tate gets by her UFC 200 opponent, Amanda Nunes, she's been rumored to stand toe-to-toe with Rousey at UFC 205 in New York.
