Ronda Rousey has been mostly silent since her 48-second knockout loss to Amanda Nunes at UFC 207, but the former bantamweight queen hasn’t been inactive.
Rousey delivered food and supplies to those protesting the Dakota Access Pipeline, activist leader Linda Black Elk told TMZ Sports on Wednesday. Rousey, who spent some time as a child in North Dakota, brought fruit, vegetables, bread, tents and wood-burning stoves to the group.
“Just absolutely amazing,” Black Elk told TMZ. “She’s an incredible person and just so humble. She wasn't asking for any publicity and when I talked to her about that, she basically said that she felt like a disappointment.