A lot has been speculating whether who will fight Ronda Rousey next as it seems like whoever fights against her, terribly losses. But there is one name popping up in the news right now that has had the media contending whether it will push through or not and that is Gina Carano.

But how can Carano fight Rousey if she isn't signed with the UFC yet. That's what UFC President Dana White has been working on lately; secure the signature of Carano in contract with the UFC. White is slated to meet with Carano and her lawyer on Monday to try and iron out details.

If that is the case and Carano signs up, it is most likely that she will move forward to a title shot. According to White "I think so. "It'll probably be early December."

There may be a lot of people getting hyped with the idea of a Carano-Rousey fight, but a lot are also speculating whether Carano deserve to face the strong Rousey.

For Dana she has a different opinion for the matter "Here's the thing with that. She did a damn good job against Cyborg, and Cyborg was a little jacked up on Mountain Dew in that fight, and, she's the one that started this whole women's MMA craze. And, Ronda wants to fight her."

She continued "Ronda has done everything that we've asked her to do. This is like a GSP situation, when GSP asked us for Diaz. How would I say no to GSP? Ronda wants this fight bad. Gina wants the fight bad too."

There are also critiques who think that White gave too much worth to Rousey. He puts Rousey among the best players in the business saying "(Ronda) is the greatest athlete I've ever worked with, on every level, She got an ESPY (for Best Female Athlete). She opted to get her surgeries and get them done instead in order to heal faster instead of showing up and doing the whole ESPY thing. That's a huge thing. Every big star in sports is there. This girl went and got both of her surgeries done so she could heal faster and get back in there and perform again. I've never dealt with anybody like her."