Kayla Harrison on Ronda Rousey’s complicated legacy: ‘You cannot deny the fact that she shattered a ceiling for women’

At her peak, Ronda Rousey was the only person on the UFC roster who could rival Conor McGregor in sheer popularity and attention but her rapid fall from grace almost matched her ascension to superstardom.

In less than a four-year span, Rousey helped usher women into the UFC. She became a six-time defending champion but then suffered a brutal knockout loss to Holly Holm and only made one more appearance getting blitzed by Amanda Nunes...