"Furious 7" actress and Mark Wahlberg's "Mile 22" co-star Ronda Rousey, 28, took to Instagram to break her silence after Holly Holm, 34, knocked her out at the UFC 183 on Nov. 15, Sunday, at Etihad Stadium in Melbourne, Australia.
"I just wanted to thank everyone for the love and support," the UFC star wrote on Nov. 16, Monday. "I appreciate the concerns about my health, but I'm fine. As I had mentioned before, I'm going to take a little bit of time, but I'll be back."
Following Holm's controversial UFC 193 win, Rousey's former manager Darin Harvey thanked karma feeling that he was avenged. In 2013, Rousey fired him around four years after they collaborated and they are currently in litigation.
In an interview with USA Today, Harvey said Rousey's loss to Holm was "kind of bittersweet" because part of him was elated and part of him was saddened. He explained, "The part of me that was saddened was that once I was identified with representing the top female fighter in the world."
Harvey said Rousey is "not a good person." The UFC star's former manager added, "I created a monster. She believed she was as special as the press made her out to be."
Before her loss to Holm, Rousey told Rolling Stone that she would like to wait until UFC 200 to fight again and she is going to be filming movies in the meantime. After starring in "Furious 7" and "Entourage," she will star in Nick Cassavetes' "Road House" and "Mile 22" opposite Wahlberg and Iko Uwais.