Jenna Webb & Travis Browne (Photo : Facebook)
Model Jenna Renee Webb tweeted that her ex-husband, UFC heavyweight Travis Browne, is dating UFC women's bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey.
The fitness model tweeted on Sunday, "I expected more from her. She should be ashamed of herself ... It's only a matter of time that she sees his true colors," quotes the New York Post.
Webb had previously posted of suffering from domestic violence from Browne, for which she posted photos of her bruised face and body on Instagram. She cited the beating she got as the reason why she walked out on him.
Prior to Webb's tweet, rumors have been going around that Browne and Rousey are dating, and the couple have been photographed together. While Ronda has not confirmed on the speculations about their relationship, John Fosco, the manager of Browne commented on Webb's accusation.
Fosco points out that if Browne, who weighs 250 pounds and stands at 6 foot 7 inches, batters his ex-wife, she should have been hospitalized. However, he points out that she has no records of hospital visits. He adds the couple is about to divorce and clarifies that it was Browne who dumped Webb and not the other way around, reports Daily Mail.
While a model, who usually have slim bodies as required by their jobs, would likely find it hard to live with a husband who hits her, a female champ like Ronda may be able to match the brute strength of a sadistic male partner. Webb's accusation brings speculation if the Browne-Rousey tandem in bed is an S-M partnership.
Browne possibly could have been "gentler" when allegedly hitting Webb, but may not hold his punches when dealing with Ronda, whether intentional or not. But MMA Mania cited Erin Browne, Travis's former wife, that he had never laid a hand on her.
Webb insists that she suffered from mental and emotional abuse as well as physical in the hands of Browne. However, she did not complained to the police because it would land her former husband in jail which could lead to his losing his career and kids that Webb did not want to happen.
Webb stresses, "My goal is not to hurt Travis but to help present and future victims by creating awareness. Domestic violence is not acceptable and he will be held responsible in the court of common morality."
