Ronda Rousey takes 34 seconds to defeat Bethe Correia in UFC 190

Women's bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey defeated Bethe Correia to win UFC 190.

In a battle of undefeated fighters, Rousey, the heavy favorite, came out with a flurry of punches and kicks, with Correia unable to land a solid blow. It took her all of 34 seconds to end the fight.

“I planned to overwhelm her striking first, so she would try and go for the clinch first, and that's exactly what happened,” Rousey said after the fight.

• WATCH: Rousey knocks out Correia with flurry of punches

Rousey and Correia have been talking trash since May, when Correia said she hoped Rousey “wouldn't kill herself” after losing their fight. Rousey, whose father died by suicide when she was a child, shot back on Twitter, saying that her father “would be with her” as she fought. On SI Now this week, Rousey called the fight the “most important of her career,” and explained Correia's comments were “tactless” and made things personal.

• WERTHEIM: Unbreakable Rousey is world's most dominant athlete

This is Correia's first loss in 10 career fights, coming in her native country of Brazil. Rousey is now 12-0-0 in her UFC career.

- Jeremy Woo

GALLERY: RONDA ROUSEY DEFEATS BETHE CORREIA

Ronda Rousey defeats Bethe Correia

Ronda Rousey needed only 34 seconds to defeat Bethe Correia in their UFC 190 main event fight on Aug. 1.

Ronda Rousey :: Aug. 2, 2015

Ronda Rousey after her 34-second victory over Bethe Correia.

Ronda Rousey entering the ring.

Bethe Correia entering the ring.

Rousey and Correia pre-fight.

Ronda Rousey :: Aug. 1, 2015

Ronda Rousey and Bethe Correia at their weigh in.

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