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Not one to sit in the corner, Miesha Tate (12-2-0) explains to Ariel Helwani how she plans on finishing off Olympic Judo fighter, Ronda Rousey, in their upcoming fight: "I think nine times out of ten, wrestling trumps judo; there's a lot of things I can do as a wrestler to just shut her judo down, nullify it. And my grappling is world class."

To date, Ronda Rousey (4-0-0) has only had four pro-MMA fights, and for most involved in the WMMA world, she's managed to talk her way into fighting Tate for the championship, instead of getting to the top the old-fashioned way: by earning it.

"I've been in the championship rounds, had 20 fights, had six years of experience.
I'm really confident going into this fight and I'm excited" Tate told Helwani, "So far
she's shown she has an armbar and she lasts about a minute. She seems real desperate to get the armbar right off the bat, so that leads me to believe maybe she's not well-rounded or doesn't feel confident in her other skills, which I know I am.

So who are you taking in this fight - Miesha Tate or Ronda Rousey?