If there's one thing Rose Namajunas, the two-time former UFC women's strawweight champion, is never without, it's her refreshing ability to share the honest truth at every turn. So, in a sport as ...

With "UFC Embedded" cameras in tow as Rose Namajunas finished packing in her Colorado home earlier this week for a journey to Jacksonville, Florida, where she'll look to regain her women's ...

Rose Namajunas has always been anything but ordinary. When she was a child, she enjoyed sauerkraut instead of sweets and stood out from the crowd in her favorite rabbit vest.

Rose Namajunas apologized for her passive UFC fight, writing on Instagram that she “f–ked up.” Zuffa LLC via Getty Images Namajunas’, a five-line screencap on Instagram, was brief.

Rose Namajunas has quite a life story. Her family lineage comes from Lithuania, and her great-grandpa fought the USSR Red Army when they invaded in 1939 and was later killed outside his home in 1968.

Rose Namajunas is looking to extend her winning streak on Saturday in a main card bout against Erin Blanchfield at UFC Fight Night in Edmonton, Canada. It's the first time in Namajunas' UFC career ...

Rose Namajunas explains some of the philosophy that make her one of the most dangerous fighters in the world at 115-pounds while discussing her recent win over Joanne Calderwood on The Ultimate ...

Rose Namajunas also known as Thug has a UFC record of 12 wins and 5 losses. At UFC 192, Namajunas made her debut in the promotion of UFC when she submitted Angela Hill by rear-naked choke in the ...

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - MAY 08: UFC women's strawweight champion contender Rose Namajunas of the United States holds an open training session at Barra Shopping Mall on May 8, 2019 in Rio de ...

Rose Namajunas may have come to the end of the line as an MMA fighter on Saturday in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, thousands of miles from the peace and tranquility of her home in suburban Denver.

Carla Esparza elbows Rose Namajunas during their UFC strawweight title fight on Dec. 12, 2014. Zuffa LLC via Getty Images Esparza, meanwhile, chases a second chance at being a champion.

DENVER — Rose Namajunas is 30 minutes into a striking pad session when she yelps in pain. Ask any coach or fighter, and they'll all tell you the same thing: Hearing that sound is a harrowing ...