Ronda Rousey has definitively ruled out any possibility of returning to UFC competition, citing her neurological health as a major concern. In a recent appearance on the Insight podcast, Rousey stated, "I'm not neurologically fit to compete anymore at the highest level. I just can't," highlighting her long history of concussions that began in childhood. Despite her legendary status as a trailblazer for women in MMA, Rousey acknowledged that the cumulative effects of repeated injuries have made it unsafe for her to continue fighting. She reminisced about her career, including her shocking losses to Holly Holm and Amanda Nunes, but emphasized that her health must take precedence over any potential comeback. While fans have speculated about her return, Rousey expressed gratitude for being missed but firmly stated, "It's not happening." Her statements have sparked mixed reactions among fans, with some expressing disbelief and others understanding her decision to prioritize her well-being.