Rousey reveals she beat the stew out of creepy ex
“Ronda Rousey delivers attitude adjustment: “Then I grabbed him by the neck of his hooie, kneed him in the face, and tossed him aside on the kitchen floor.”
UFC women’s bantamweight champion has previously discussed the ex-boyfriend she dubbed Snappers McCreepy, who surreptitiously took nude images of her. The utterly despicable act led her to agree to be photographed ESPN’s Body Issue magazine – if nude images were going to appear, the champion wanted it to be on her terms.
Rousey described what happened in an interview on the Opie Radio show on SiriusXM.
“The first thing I did was take naked pictures for ESPN.”
“It was like two weeks before (my first title defense) and I was pumping out a lot of social media to try and get people to pay attention. He went to work and I stayed behind and was using his computer.”
“I was downloading something and then I just saw a bunch of ass! ‘What is that?’ It looked like it was amateurly taken. I had to look so I looked at it and it was all me.”
“You know when you’re just comfortable naked around somebody? Like you’re just naked on the bed playing DragonVale on your phone? I brush my teeth naked. That was all, every single thing, all naked. I just thought he was on his phone texting people … if you read the book you can see how I reacted to said photos.”
“There could be stuff on his phone. I don’t know. It could come up any day, to be honest. That’s one of the reasons I went and wrote this book. The truth is the best armor. Data and information is what power is right now. If I put everything out there then I really don’t ever have to worry about anyone holding anything against me. I’d rather people find these things out from me then later.”
In her my My Fight / Your Fight autobiography, Rousey reveals how she reacted – Snappers McCreepy got an attitude adjustment.
Unlike most women victimized in this fashion, Rousey now has ferocious legal resources at her disposal. Should McCreepy’s images make their way onto the Net, he will face far, far worse problems than what happened. Could catch another beating, too.