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Bec Rawlings on all things great and small

As the hardcore fanbase is well aware, ‘Rowdy’ Bec Rawlings is a Bogan. If you don’t know what that is, google it, or better yet, listen to Crooklyn’s interview.

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Chris Palmquist
March 19, 2016 · 3 min read
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Stephie Haynes may do the best interviews in MMA, and she did a famous one for her Three Amigos Podcast with ‘Rowdy’ Bec Rawlings, and published the results in BloodyElbow, ahead of the Aussie’s fight with SeoHee Ham on the main card of UFC Fight Night 85 Saturday night. As the hardcore fanbase is well aware, ‘Rowdy’ Bec Rawlings is a Bogan. If you don’t know what that is, google it, or better yet, listen to Crooklyn’s interview. 

Rawlings has been out for nearly a year with a hip femoral neck fracture. Among many other topics, the fighter discussed recovery from that surgery, and from her breast augmentation surgery.

“I had just come from a fight, so three weeks after breast surgery, I was sparring at Alliance,” she said, laughing. “I’ve had no problems at all. I guess these babies are durable.”

And in the pantheon of earthy delights, what more appropriate a thing to go with breast augmentation surgery than a discussion of camel toe?

“The only thing I’m disappointed in is the weigh-ins. I have to wear (the Reebok) bra and their underwear and I hate certain underwear. Dude, I’m notoriously known for cameltoe. This s*** is not going to cover it [laughs].”

And as we are on a breast augmentation surgery and camel toe run, what better to add than a video game?

“They definitely kind of messed up on our faces,” said Rawlings, accurately. “I’m glad they gave me a six-pack because I haven’t had one of those since I was like 13-years-old [laughs], but I feel like they made me look like Alexander Gustafsson.”

And we will conclude the digital potato chip run with …

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“I really can’t stand the Sage/Paige show,” said Rawlings, echoing much of the hardcore fanbase. “I feel like I lose brain cells every time I watch a video or see a photo. It’s like it melts my brain. I don’t know what it is, and I don’t know them personally, but what I see of them on social media and things like that, I just feel like they have no substance.”

Rawlings is also a profoundly dedicated and serious professional fighter, and discussed what is in many ways a very difficult financial landscape at present.

“I feel like I’m always gonna go where I get paid more,” she explained. “Obviously I do this sport because I love it, but I also have two kids that I have to support, so I’ve got to do what’s best for me and my kids, so if that means going to another promotion, then I’m all for it, but we’ll just see. I’m happy with the UFC right now.”

And lastly, Bec is now weighed in and has a fight Saturday night.

“She’s had a lot of fights, but again, they’ve been against little people that don’t hit as hard. The difference between the people she’s fought, even in the UFC, is that I’m actually going out there to finish you. I’m going out there to hurt you.”

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