Martial arts appeared in ancient times. Men took possession of self-defense and attacks. In modern conditions, the appearance of women in the ring is considered normal. Rose Namayunas is a charming woman and mixed martial artist.
Starting conditions
Modern cities have long been called stone jungle. To survive in this jungle, one has to be resourceful and use physical force. Such rules and requirements are dictated by the human environment today. Rose Namayunas did not study at the ballet studio and did not study the basics of acting. She perfectly mastered the techniques of karate and taekwondo. The interest in these self-defense systems was based not only on ambition, but also on a tough need. The girl simply had no other solution.
The future winner of the absolute fighting championship was born on July 29, 1992 in an ordinary American family. Parents, immigrants from Lithuania, lived at that time in the town of Milwaukee in Wisconsin. Father didn’t work anywhere. He received benefits as a patient with schizophrenia. Mother was engaged in wholesale trade and parenting. A child from an early age was subjected to undeserved punishment and humiliation by an unbalanced father. Rose did not know what parental love was and often ran away from home. At the age of five, the girl, along with her friend, came to classes in the taekwondo section.
Victories and defeats
Namayunas from a young age showed determination and perseverance of her character. She knew well how teenagers live on the street, and what troubles can be expected from them. Rose, having received primary education at a local school, was determined to succeed in the professional ring. When she was sixteen years old, the famous coach Duke Rufus drew attention to the athlete. The first official fight Namayunas held on the site of the amateur league in 2010. Over the next three years, she only won.
Rose's sports career has been successful. In 2013, she began to enter the ring as a professional fighter. In the first fight, Namayunas won in the third round, using a strangulation. Further practice showed that she used this technique regularly. Then, in a duel with a serious opponent, it took her only 12 seconds to achieve victory. But such moments cannot be repeated regularly. Rose lost the third fight that year on points. An unfortunate defeat forced her to reconsider the training schedule.
