Gina Carano

Gina Carano has attended the premiere of her new movie, spoken about her Disney exit, and split the internet in two again.

However, now that she’s engaging in a comeback of sorts, we should probably expect her to be making the headlines a lot more often. As you can see below, people had plenty of thoughts that they were willing to share. Whether that’s for positive or negative reasons remains entirely up for debate, but one thing we can guarantee is that she’s going to stir up plenty of wildly differing opinions across the length and breadth of the online community, which admittedly isn’t anything new.

Former UFC women's bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey left mixed martial arts in 2016 after losing to Amanda Nunes at UFC 207.

Before Rousey, Carano was the face of women’s MMA. She last fought in August of 2009, losing to Cris Cyborg for the inaugural Strikeforce women’s featherweight championship. “I will fight Gina wherever she wants. I will always be forever grateful.”

Gina Carano is a former Strikeforce fighter and is considered one of the pioneers of women's mixed martial arts. Carano competed in pro MMA from 2006 to 2009.

The former fighter also came under fire in 2020 for her controversial remarks on gender pronouns. Film the counting. Carano competed in pro MMA from 2006 to 2009.

Don't close the door on a Ronda Rousey return to the Octagon. Appearing on a recent episode of The Kurt Angle Show, Rousey mentioned that she would return.

Even if she doesn’t want to forever, leave that offer there.” Since stepping away from the fight game, the 40-year-old has turned to acting. She’s currently under contract with the WWE where she’s the SmackDown women’s champion. Despite their combined popularity, Rousey and Carano are arguably the two most famous women’s MMA fighters of all-time, the two women have never squared off. (I’d come back) for Gina, man, Gina Carano. She’s the reason why I got into fighting, she’s the reason why I knew it was a possibility. “There’s only one person…there’s only one person I would come back for,” Rousey told host Kurt Angle. “I mean, I’ve said it a million times.

Carano — a former MMA fighter who launched her film career with Haywire (2011) and appeared in Fast & Furious 6 (2013) and Deadpool (2016) — was fired from her ...

Disney cut ties with Carano after she shared an Instagram post comparing the stigma faced by conservatives in the United States to the demonization of Jews in Nazi Germany. The film, which can only be accessed by Daily Wire subscribers, has a 92 percent audience score on Rotten Tomatoes. The only critical review posted so far comes from conservative film reviewer — and Daily Wire contributor — Christian Toto. He gave the film three-and-a-half out of four stars. Sensing an opportunity to "uncancel" a "canceled" celebrity, The Daily Wire — founded by conservative commentator Ben Shapiro — hired Carano with plans to produce several films starring her.

The Daily Wire's first big movie, Terror on the Prairie, is out, and Gina Carano makes her return to the big screen. Read our full review!

Overall, I think this was a great effort by the filmmakers and a respectable return for Gina Carano. The story was interesting, and I think the writers could have fleshed out a bit more backstory and added more dialogue. Given Carano’s previous roles and the fact that she’s used to be an ex-UFC fighter, I thought she struggled to come across as a damsel in distress. Given Carano’s previous roles and the fact that she’s used to be an ex-UFC fighter, I thought she struggled to come across as a damsel in distress. Carano plays Hattie McAllister in Terror on the Prairie. Jeb McAllister has taken his family to Montana to homestead and escape his past. Carano was also featured in Deadpool, portraying the character Angel Dust and starred in the action-thriller Haywire. I’m not going to go into the backstory of how this movie came to be and why it turned out that way.

Ronda Rousey retired from MMA six years ago, but revealed there's one headline fight that could reel her back into the octagon.

“I will fight Gina wherever she wants.” “It’s not like it’s something new but, for Gina man. I will always be forever grateful…

WWE superstar Ronda Rousey has revealed that she would return to UFC for only one blockbuster fight.The 35-year-old left Dana White's promotion afte.

She was widely-considered to be the “face of women’s MMA” at a time when UFC did not have women’s matches while competing for the likes of EliteXC and Strikeforce. Rowdy added: “If she wanted to come into my backyard and do the Rocky thing or, you know, ding, ding and we just do it in the backyard, I don’t care. “Gina Carano, she’s the reason why I got into fighting, she’s the reason why I knew it was a possibility.