Bethe Correia ate her words 34 seconds into the main event Saturday night at UFC 190 in Brazil. The Brazilian bantamweight fighter's 9-0 record going into the fight meant nothing when she met undefeated UFC Bantamweight Champion Ronda Rousey's tightly wound fist like this scene out of "Star Wars."

This type of quick, dominant performance has become commonplace for Rousey who is often referred to as the most dominant fighter of all time. There are naysayers, however, due to the lack of depth and competition in women's mixed martial arts. After these clips, you can decide for yourself...

Here is a gif of what the Correia finish actually looked like...

I'm not even sure how to describe this one, but she does something spectacular and then finishes her opponent with a Ronda Rousey patented arm bar:

Here, Rousey finishes off her "closest competitor" and bitter rival despite an amazing unwillingness to tap on the part of Miesha Tate:

(Ow...) Those are some powerful visuals, but here are a few insane stats and facts too:

Rousey has only had one fight, amateur or professional, that has made it out of the first round.

Her last four fights have lasted a total of only 130 seconds.

Her world-class jujitsu has led her to nine armbar submission victories, making it her trademark.

Not only is she as dominant as Mike Tyson in his prime, but she has also had major parts in a few movies at the same time like "The Expendables 3," "Furious 7" and "Entourage."

If you aren't a fan of the UFC or haven't even heard of Ronda Rousey, I hope these gifs and facts pique your interest enough to look into the ever-expanding sport of women's MMA.