Ronda Rousey and Gina Carano are finally set to collide in what may be the wildest MMA comeback fight in years and the internet is absolutely losing its mind over it.

The long-rumored showdown between the two former faces of women’s MMA will headline MVP MMA 1 at the Intuit Dome in California this Saturday, with Netflix streaming the chaos live worldwide.

For combat sport fans, this is pure nostalgia injected with madness.

Rousey hasn’t fought since getting brutally knocked out by Amanda Nunes back in 2016, while Carano has been away from MMA for an unbelievable 17 years. 

The former Strikeforce star revealed she dropped a staggering 100 pounds to prepare for the bout after struggling with health and mobility issues in recent years.

UFC gurus predict Rousey as a massive favourite since Carano has been away from fighting for a long period of time; however, the experts didn’t rule what many describe as an “upset”.

One viral betting thread on Reddit bluntly declared: “Gina hasn’t fought in 17 years,” with users calling Rousey by submission “free money.” Others joked the event feels like “a Hollywood fever dream” rather than a real MMA card.

UFC fightcard:

• Francis Ngannou vs Philipe Lins
• Nate Diaz vs Mike Perry
• Rousey vs Carano

After years away from fighting, both women are about to test whether legends can still survive inside the cage or whether this entire spectacle ends in disaster.

Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt called it quits recently, but the split was a long time coming as new reports reveal of the couple’s difficult decision.

The 32-year-old comedian and the model, 30, recently welcomed their baby daughter together and parenthood as well as their estrangement were both difficult to deal with at the same time.

The Saturday Night Live alum and Hewitt would “like to be friends and do things together, but it’s difficult to think about getting to that place right now,” an insider told People Magazine.

They noted that the couple are “not getting along” ever since they became parents and the problems had already started when the new mom was pregnant.

“Things just happened so quickly between them and they didn’t know each other very well,” they said of the duo who quickly became parents after getting together.

Although, the source mentioned that in their co-parenting journey, Hewitt is not “fighting Pete on seeing the baby, but it’s not smooth sailing,” as they are still striving to navigate a better solution to raise their daughter.

While the King of Staten Island star wants to be with the woman he has a child with, Hewitt and Davidson’s split was “mutual.”

This comes after another insider claimed that the split came about due to Davidson’s busy schedule as he had to be away from home for long times while Hewitt needed support at home as a new mom.