It wasn’t 14 seconds, but it was a very decisive 34.

On Saturday, Ronda Rousey destroyed Bethe Correia at Rio de Janeiro’s HSBC Arena — just like she vowed she would — and successfully defended her title of UFC women’s bantamweight champion.

If you have a few seconds, watch @RondaRousey be incredible. #UFC190 pic.twitter.com/iwSM8NNI1F

— Corey Whyte (@Cwhyte___) August 2, 2015

Rousey had previously dedicated UFC 190 to the late “Rowdy” Roddy Piper who died on Thursday after suffering a heart attack. The wrestling legend was the inspiration for Rousey’s nickname.

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