Rousey armed with more than just one move  Ronda Rousey's
meteoric rise in popularity has been fuelled by her biggest
weapon - her personality.   A year ago, Ronda Rousey was a
largely anonymous ex-Olympic bronze medallist who was trying to
find her way as a professional in mixed martial arts.  As the
2012 London Games open, though, Rousey's profile has shot higher
than that of all but a very elite cadre of athletes inside the
Olympic Village.  Since winning the Strikeforce bantamweight
title in March with a stunning display against Miesha Tate,
Rousey has rocketed to stardom.  She appeared on the cover of
ESPN The Magazine's "Body Issue." She testified before the New
York legislature for the legalization of MMA in the state and
then appeared before the California state assembly to testify
against an MMA bill.  She is blunt in interviews and says what
others think but wouldn't dare to say. She garnered major
attention when she trashed Olympic hero Michael Phelps as
arrogant, as well as when she urged the 2012