Ronda Rousey ‘at peace’ with whatever happens in Netflix return — but still plans on sending Gina Carano ‘to the hospital’

“But it’s incredible because I feel like no matter which way it goes, I’m totally at peace with it,” Rousey continued. “It’s one of those fights where it is a feel-good experience no matter what.”

That said, once the cage door closes, Rousey plans to go full “Rowdy.”

“I’m going to give her every single f—king thing I have because I have so much respect for her,” Rousey explained. “I know we have forgiveness in our hearts for each other. I will be the first one to pop her elbow back in, drive her to the hospital, and get her flowers — and I hope she would be the first person to help me off the mat if I ended up going down with something.”

Rousey has already confirmed this weekend’s fight will officially be the final MMA bout of her career before focusing on expanding her family with husband Travis Browne.

Because of that, expect the former UFC superstar to leave absolutely nothing in the tank.

After all, very few fighters get the chance to script their own ending — and even fewer walk away on a win.

So while there’s clearly mutual admiration between the two women’s MMA legends, don’t expect Rousey to take it easy on Carano this weekend.

“Rowdy” still plans on trying to take an arm home with her.

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