Ronda Rousey was not impressed with the UFC White House lineup.
| Dave Mandel/Sherdog.com
Ronda
Rousey was feeling triumphant after Most Valuable Promotions
added Francis
Ngannou to its upcoming
event.
Rousey will headline the MVP event against Gina Carano
in a card broadcast via Netflix on May 16 at the Intuit Dome in Los
Angeles. On Tuesday, the promotion announced that Ngannou will face
Philipe
Lins in the evening’s heavyweight co-main event. Ngannou, a
former
UFC heavyweight champion, was released from his
Professional Fighters League contract last week.
“[Ngannou vs. Lins] joins [Rousey vs. Carano] on Netflix May 16,”
Rousey wrote on social media. How’s THAT for a bamf laden double
headliner? That’s what happens when you put fighters and fans ahead
of shareholders.
Shots Fired
“P.S. UFC’s White House card sucks,” Rousey added, punctuating her
post with a double-middle finger emoji.
#NgannouVsLins joins
#RouseyVsCarano on @Netflix May
16th!
How’s THAT for a bamf laden double headliner?
That’s what happens when you put fighters and fans ahead of
shareholders @MostVpromotions
P.S. @ufc’s White
House card sucks 🖕🏼😎🖕🏼 pic.twitter.com/FAFrLFMTfg— Ronda
Rousey (@RondaRousey)
March 9, 2026
As one-half of the first women’s bout in the UFC, Rousey helped
usher in a new era in the Las Vegas-based promotion. The Olympic
judoka captured bantamweight gold while emerging as one of the
UFC’s biggest stars during her tenure, which ended following a loss
to Amanda
Nunes in December 2016. Now, Rousey seems to be
relishing her role as a foil to UFC CEO Dana White.
Rousey is expected to appear as part of an MVP press conference in
Los Angeles on Tuesday at 3 p.m. ET/noon PT.