Ronda Rousey ready to give ‘brat sister’ Kayla Harrison ‘a learning’ if she wants to ‘start some s–t’

“She’s coming and talking s–t about me and Gina,” Rousey said in a new YouTube video. “Dude, we’re doing nothing but helping you. We’ve done nothing but help you. I literally have like a vested interest in developing the heavier divisions. She says she can’t make weight in her division anymore. It’s taken years off of her life, all this stuff. And it’s like, help me help you!”

“Who do you think would promote you at 145? F–king me. Who do you think would help you get paid? F–king me. Who do you think is helping you get paid more in the UFC now because you have someone to give you a competing offer?”

“I’m trying to feed you,” she insisted. “Stop biting my f–king hand. I’m trying to help you out, man. It’s too early for this f–king s–t. But she’s kind of like my brat little sister in a way where I’m just like, ‘Don’t come for me, okay? Mamma’s working. I’m going to have to give you a learning if you’re going to want to f–king start some s–t.'”

“Dude, you’re not the biggest fight. Gina’s the biggest fight. But it also benefits her, all of this. Now she’s got a higher profile than she’s ever had. You’re welcome. Go figure out how to do something with it.”

Harrison is doing just fine. She’s set to fight Amanda Nunes sometime later this year in a bout that could secure her a strong spot in the women’s GOAT discussion. Rousey is also doing great: she’s undoubtedly making more money in one night with MVP than what Harrison has probably made in her entire UFC career. And so long as Kayla is contracted to the UFC and Rousey is unwilling to accept UFC pay, we’ll have to accept these verbal back-and-forths as the closest thing to a real fight we’ll get.