UFC 190: Embedded: Ronda and Bethe in Brazil

By Elias Cepeda, Elias Cepeda

Published September 13, 2015

GLENDALE, CA - JULY 15: UFC Bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey works out during a media training session at the Glendale Fight Club on July 15, 2015 in Glendale, California. (Photo by Robert Laberge/Zuffa LLC/Zuffa LLC via Getty Images)

We love the mini-documentary UFC Embedded shows. A lot.

Why? Well, simply because they give intimate, behind-the-scenes looks into the training camps and lives of some of our (and your) favorite fighters. This weekend we've got another huge UFC event, and the UFC Embedded crew has already been busy getting you the low-down on everything leading up to it.

Saturday's UFC 190 pay-per-view event comes to us from Brazil and is packed with stars. None of them are bigger than UFC bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey, however.

In episode one of UFC 190: Embedded, which was released Monday afternoon, Rousey talks about the "emotional roller-coaster," of fighting, and how it is all worth it. "The journey is awesome, but the pay-of is amazing," she says.

Rousey's outspoken and undefeated challenger, Bethe Correia gets a home-game as a native Brazilian. In episode one, we see her get in a beach workout, and watch her unwind at home where she talks about her championship fight as a vie to "defend Brazi - defend my country."

With stakes like that, it is little wonder the atmosphere around UFC 190 has already been so charged. Watch the first episode above, and stick with us all week for the rest of them, as well as complete UFC 190 coverage!

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