Rousey to have stricter concussion tests for MMA return
Summary
Ronda Rousey and Gina Carano will have stricter medical tests for concussions before they return to mixed martial arts (MMA) in a fight scheduled for May 16 in California. The California State Athletic Commission will conduct these tests, especially since both fighters are over 40 years old. Rousey had retired from MMA 10 years ago due to concussion issues but will now headline an MMA event on Netflix against Carano, who retired 17 years ago.Key Facts
- Ronda Rousey and Gina Carano will undergo stricter concussion tests before their MMA return.
- The fight is scheduled for May 16 in California.
- The California State Athletic Commission mandates additional testing for fighters over 40.
- These tests include neurocognitive testing, MRAs, MRIs, and cardiac checks.
- Rousey retired 10 years ago, partly due to concussion problems.
- Carano retired from MMA 17 years ago but will fight Rousey in this event.
- Rousey was a former UFC champion with a 12-2 record, and Carano has a 7-1 record.
- The Rousey vs. Carano fight will be the first MMA event featured on Netflix.
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