The book details the story of Ronda Rousey, starting with her birth, her father's death by suicide when she was eight, and the challenges she faced with an eating disorder and abusive coaches in judo. It also discusses her successful Olympic career, her time in the UFC and her struggles with concussions. It also covers her time in the WWE and her experiences with Vince McMahon, and her decision to leave the WWE.
In the book you talk about how you would tell yourself that he's just gone away on business and that he's going to return at some point.
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The book details the story of Ronda Rousey, starting with her birth, her father's death by suicide when she was eight, and the challenges she faced with an eating disorder and abusive coaches in judo. It also discusses her successful Olympic career, her time in the UFC and her struggles with concussions. It also covers her time in the WWE and her experiences with Vince McMahon, and her decision to leave the WWE.
In the book you talk about how you would tell yourself that he's just gone away on business and that he's going to return at some point.
And in the book you talk about how you realize that in inspiring if someone hit you pretty hard in the head, you'd end up seeing stars.
In your book, you talk about the relationship you had with Edmund and it wasn't always great in terms of his approach to coaching. You talk about how he would physically strike you during training, but more potentially even more severely, he would emotionally abuse you during training.
I read in your book that they called you miss man.
In your book you talk about how comments online and newspaper comments and stuff would get to you.