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Ronda Rousey is a lot of things, but above all, she is a fierce competitor. She hates losing more than anything.

It's easy to guess how she's feeling riding a two-fight losing streak after falling to Amanda Nunes at UFC 207 on Friday night in Las Vegas via punches 48 second into Round 1.

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Speaking on the Fox Sports 1 post-fight show, UFC President Dana White said: "Obviously, the biggest shocker of the night was Ronda Rousey getting finished in 40 seconds. It was crazy. When I walked out of the arena, people were crying tonight."

The Las Vegas crowd booed Nunes despite her posting an impressive stoppage similar to those from Rousey during her heyday.

While it warmed up to the champ a bit during her post-fight interview, where she hyped up the rest of the UFC women's roster (in particular her girlfriend Nina Ansaroff), Rousey was still the clear favorite among those in attendance.

That seemed to be of little consolation to Rousey, though.

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"I've been with her this whole time," White said. "She's so competitive. She's devastated. But she's a lot better than she was in the Holly Holm fight. She was backstage and obviously she is upset, but she's got a lot of support with her, and I think it's going to be a lot better than the Holly fight."

The former champ (12-2) faces an uncertain future after taking back-to-back brutal knockout losses. While her elite judo skills can translate into wins against modern UFC bantamweights, it's unknown whether Rousey has the right coaching or pure drive needed versus upper-tier fighters.

Those looking for any official word on a Rousey return may have to wait a while.