Ex-UFC Champ Brock Lesnar Calls Ronda Rousey a Super Beast! She's a 'Man Amongst Women'

Current WWE superstar Brock Lesnar knows how tough it is in the UFC and what it takes to reign in the Octagon. He experienced being a champion there and by all accounts it was not an easy task.

And now he joins the list of men who have taken notice of reigning UFC Women’s bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey who he believes is situated in a weak division.

"I think she's a super athlete in a weak division. I really do," Lesnar told ESPN. "She is a man amongst women in the women's division. I take my hat off to her."

The man who has been christened as the Beast Incarnate seems to be pretty much aware of what Rousey has established in the UFC. She has run roughshod over her opponents, beating practically everyone in seconds. Rousey has had only three opponents who have lasted more than a minute thus far.

Her last opponent was Bethe Correia at UFC 190. She finished off the PitBull in 34 seconds after unleashing a flurry of punches which eventually found its mark and KO’d Correia. And for that, Lesnar considers Rousey a super beast – a super freak in the women’s division.

Lesnar, who will be starring this coming weekend at the WWE SummerSlam took part in ESPN’s WWE car wash recently and this was where he delivered the quoted compliments on the UFC women’s champ.

Aside from marvelling at what Rousey has accomplished, Lesnar is likewise amazed at how Rousey is able to manager her time. Aside from the UFC, Rousey is of course an active star in the movie industry.

“She’s doing an excellent job at what she’s doing,” Lesnar said. “I don’t know how she’s juggling everything — movies and this, that and the other thing, going to Brazil and kicking butt over there and doing all the stuff she’s doing. My hat’s off to you, Ronda” says Lesnar via Fox Sports.

As far as Rousey is concerned, UFC president Dana White claims that her next opponent will be Miesha Tate. It will be the third face-off between the two unless an ongoing claim involving Cris ‘Cyborg’ Justino prospers.

As for Tate, she holds the distinction of being the only opponent to last past the first round and is confident that she can eventually solve the Rousey rampage.

What about Justino?

It will be recalled that Cyborg’s manager George Prajin claims that there are ongoing discussions involving Justino and Rousey. This follows up the earlier claim of former coach Tito Ortiz that a Rousey vs. Justino fight was in the works.

White has of course denied the claims and said that the only way that Justino could fight Rousey was if she trims down to the 135 lbs. Weight and that she fights at least once before she can face off against Rousey.