Even if ROusey was able to block Rice's punches, her body wouldn't be able to withstand the strength of the blow.

Rice's strength #s (squat/bench/etc) are prob off the charts.

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Posted by VerlanderBEAST

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Posted on 2/4/16 at 12:07 pm to STEVED00

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Even if ROusey was able to block Rice's punches, her body wouldn't be able to withstand the strength of the blow.

What makes you think Rice would be able to get a decent punch off?

Ray Rice in an octagon with a trained pro is a fish out of water. 99% chance if you put any non trained fighter who's not a giant in an octagon with Ronda Rousey they would throw an ugly punch then get tossed and armbarred in less than 10 seconds

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Posted by dnm3305

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Posted on 2/4/16 at 2:55 pm to STEVED00

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Rice's strength #s (squat/bench/etc) are prob off the charts

Yup. It's honestly crazy to think that Rousey would have a chance at all. The only option would be how fast she would get seriously injured.

Rice's NFL Combine Analysis -

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Short, but extremely thick with a muscular frame, especially in his lower body. ... Good initial quickness. ... Attacks the hole, but shows the lateral agility and vision to pick and slide, as well. ... Explosive through the hole and can make defenders miss. ... Much more powerful than his height makes seem possible. ... Uses his natural low center of gravity and impressive lower body strength to generate significant yardage after initial contact. ... Secure hands out of the backfield. ... Physical blocker who isn't afraid to face up the pass rusher.

This is analyzing Rice when he was being compared to other elite male athletes that were projected to go to the NFL as well. He would probably be the best if not one of the best overall athletes to ever walk into the octagon on the male side and would certainly be the pound for pound strongest but some idiots in this thread think a Rousey "has a good chance" against him