Ronda Rousey inks longterm UFC contract extension

Ahead of her sixth title defense against Bethe Correia -- which is set to go down at UFC 190 on Aug. 1, 2015 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil -- Ronda Rousey revealed on ESPN's First Take that she has signed a contract extension with Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC).

Though no details of her new deal were given, the queen of mixed martial arts (MMA) will continue to ply her trade inside the Octagon for the foreseeable future and continue on as one of the faces of the promotion.

And seeing as how she has yet to lose a fight (11-0, 5-0 UFC) and has done her part to help the company grow both geographically and financially, it's safe to say "Rowdy" will see more coin come her way.

"I'm a UFC fighter. I just renegotiated. I have a lot of fights that I have in the UFC before I would be able to go do anything else."

Those things include dabbling in the sport of boxing, something Rousey has made clear she would like to try someday; be it against Laila Ali or not. Though there are some in the boxing world that feel the judoka won't stand a chance in the ring, much to the chagrin of Ronda's trainers.

But, as we've seen in the past, those boxing plans will have to wait until much later, as the promotion won't budge on letting any of its fighters -- much less champions -- partake in a boxing match.

Right, Anderson Silva?

One thing she can do while under contract with UFC, is continue to add to her acting resume, as "Rowdy" has managed to balance her combat sports career with her blossoming one in Hollywood.

Speaking of, check out her moves in the newest "Entourage"  trailer -- which hits theaters on June 5, 2015 -- right here.