For the second time, Ronda Rousey graced the pages of Sports Illustrated’s swimsuit issue, but this year she posed totally nude covered only in body paint.

Also for the first time in SI Swimsuit history, they crowned three rather one individual cover models. Rousey was one of the models chosen. They also included model and body activist Ashley Graham, who is beautiful, and a size 16. In an important moment, the minority on the cover is a size 4 generic supermodel.

The 2016 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue is available on newsstands now!

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About Ronda Rousey

Ronda Rousey isn’t just the most recognizable woman in the UFC, she is is arguably one of the most recognizable athletes in the world today.

It’s no exaggeration to say that Rousey, the undefeated UFC women’s bantamweight champion, has become a global superstar. Since making her UFC debut in 2013, she has emerged as more than the best female MMA fighter in the world: Rousey is now an author, actress, magazine cover model, fashion icon and sought-after TV guest.

None of it would have materialized had Rousey not convinced UFC president Dana White to give women a chance to compete inside the Octagon. She undoubtedly captured his attention when she won the Strikeforce bantamweight title with an armbar submission of Miesha Tate in 2012, then defended it against Sarah Kaufman later that year.

In Nov. 2012, White announced that Rousey had signed with the UFC. He later crowned Rousey its first women’s bantamweight champ and matched her against Liz Carmouche at UFC 157 in her first title defense. As so many of her other fights have ended, Rousey used an armbar to score a first-round victory.

source: ufc.com