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Ronda Rousey shares horrific photo of partially-severed finger after TV accident

Tim Elbra

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Former UFC champion turned WWE superstar Ronda Rousey has shared a horrific photo of her partially-severed finger, after nearly losing the digit while shooting a TV show.

Rousey, 32, shared the image on Instagram, saying that she was injured while shooting an episode in the third season of Fox drama 9-1-1. Rousey plays Los Angeles fire fighter Lena Bosko in the show.

Rousey wrote on Instagram that a boat door was responsible for the damage.

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Incredibly, the fighter said that she finished the take before looking at the finger and realising the extreme damage. She then returned to work the next day.

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"Freak accident, first take of the day a boat door fell on my hand," Rousey wrote.

"I thought I just jammed my fingers so I finished the take before looking (I know it sounds crazy, but I'm used to live audiences and never showing pain unless I'm supposed to).

"After a break in the action, I told our director the situation and was rushed via ambulance to the hospital where they promptly reattached my bone and tendon with a plate and screws.

'I returned to filming the next day and finished my scenes before returning home to recover. Modern medicine amazes me, I already had 50 per cent range of motion back in three days."

Ronda Rousey during her extraordinary UFC career. AP

Rousey was the UFC's biggest start during a 12-2 pro MMA career in which she was a dominant champion in the women's bantamweight division, before retiring after devastating losses to Holly Holm and Amanda Nunes.

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The former Olympic judoka, a bronze medallist at Beijing 2008, if now one of the biggest names in the WWE's female wrestling ranks.

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