Rosey bets on Hardy to fight Gyllenhaal

Alexandr Ormanji April 8, 2024, 7:57 a.m.

Ronda Rousey, former UFC champion, has spoken out about a possible fight between two famous actors Tom Hardy and Jake Gyllenhaal. In Ronda's opinion, Hardy would win in this confrontation.

"Hardy kind of trains and performs, doesn't he? So I would say Hardy will beat Gyllenhaal. One has never performed and has only trained in the gym and the other has competed in competitions. I think the one who already has experience of performing will win," talkSPORT quoted Rosey as saying.

In March, the movie "Roadhouse" premiered, in which Gyllenhaal played former UFC fighter Elwood Dalton. The antagonist Gyllenhaal and the main villain of the movie played Conor McGregor, former UFC champion in two weight categories.

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