When was Ronda Rousey's last fight? What to know about Amanda Nunes loss

Ronda Rousey is a legend in the world of UFC. Nearly a decade removed from her last professional fight, Rousey's name still provokes fear in the ring. The first women's bantamweight champion, the first female UFC Hall of Famer, Rousey has a list of accomplishments and titles that would make Daenerys Targaryen jealous.

This weekend, Rousey returns to action to take on Gina Carano, another legend in the world of women's fighting. Both fighters are well past their prime, but both are very well-respected in their sport. Obviously, any edge either fighter can get could pay off massively. So, who's been out of the game longer?

Could Rousey's time spent in WWE, staying fit and taking hits, help her out? Here's what to know about Rousey's timeline post-UFC and how long it has been since her last professional bout.

Ronda Rousey speaks at the press conference for the Most Valuable Promotions MMA card at Palladium Theater.

When was Rousey's last UFC fight?

Rousey's last UFC fight came on December 30, 2016. She lost to Amanda Nunes by knockout 48 seconds into the first round.

For comparison, Carano's most recent bout came on August 15, 2009, a knockout loss to Cris Cyborg, the only loss of Carano's career.

What was Rousey's record in UFC?

Rousey boasted an impressive 12-2 record in UFC for her career.

How to watch Rousey vs. Carano

MMA MVP 1's main card will stream exclusively on Netflix starting at 9 p.m. ET on Saturday, May 16. The prelims will stream on Netflix’s Tudum companion site, as well as MVP MMA’s YouTube channel, beginning at 6 p.m. ET.