UFC News: Octagon Girl Arianny Celeste Calls Ronda Rousey 'A Big Bully'

Two of the hottest UFC beauties are in a spat... again.

Octagon Girl Arianny Celeste and Ronda Rousey had an exchange of words, with the former calling the undefeated women's champion "a big bully".

Bleacher Report wrote that Rousey and Celeste both placed in Maxim magazine's Hot 100 List back in 2012. Rousey was reckless in mentioning Celeste's name when asked who she thinks does not deserve to be on the list but is way ahead of her.

Based on an MMA Junkie report, Rousey said during that time, "It would have been really funny if I'd beaten Arianny Celeste, because that would be like a triathlete coming along and beating the runners in a marathon. Like, 'Ha-ha, it's your job to show your t--s - I do that better than you!' Maybe next year. She's only getting older, and I'm reaching my prime."

But that was all in the past and everyone has seemed to move on now.

However, fuel was added to fire when Rousey recently made a comment that UFC fighters should at least earn more than ring card girls.

Celeste decided to finally respond via MMA Junkie radio. The Octagon girl/model said, "I'm not going to talk about her because I'm not a fighter. I'm not going to waste my time. I actually don't talk about anyone. It blows my mind that someone who doesn't even know me continuously picks on me. And that's all I see her as: a big bully."

MMA Fighting reported that Rousey went back against Celeste. She said, "What did I say that was a bully? That the fighters should get paid more than the ring girls? How does that make me a bully? That makes me f*cking right. I'm sorry, but she wouldn't have a job if it wasn't for the fighters. She wouldn't. You think her walking in circles around the two guys or two girls out there fighting for their lives is worth more? Think she works harder than they do?"

Rousey added that she is not against Octagon girls in general and actually has a lot of respect for Brittney Palmer, Celeste's partner.

Rousey said about Palmer, "She went and became a ring card girl to pay her way through art school and become a renowned artist. And her being ring card girl helps her promote her art. If you're working at Hooters because you're trying to pay your way through medical school, then f*ckin' work it girl. I respect the hustle. But don't think you're hot sh*t just because you work at Hooters. Use it to further yourself in life; don't think that you're awesome just because you do that. I'm sorry, but I'm not impressed with the job in itself."

Celeste has yet to respond to Rousey's comments.