Gina Carano has been through hell and back, and she gives all the credit to MMA. The Muay Thai champion is in the last leg of her training camp for her fight against Ronda Rousey, and Jake Paul’s MVP got a closer look at what’s going on.

After a bruising split with Lucasfilm and a quietly resolved lawsuit, the former 'Mandalorian' star is rebuilding on her own terms, rekindling ties with Jon Favreau — Pedro Pascal, not so much — and

Amanda Nunes addressed the ongoing exchange between Ronda Rousey and Kayla Harrison as attention builds toward Rousey’s scheduled return against Gina Carano on May 16.

Gina Carano has revealed she had a Zoom call with the producers of "The Mandalorian" in January, five years after she was fired from the show.

Where things get particularly interesting is where Carano stands with Pedro Pascal. The Mandalorian star’s use of pronouns in his Twitter bio to support his trans sibling is what kicked off Carano’s descent into social media madness, and you’ll be happy to learn that Pascal did not roll out the welcome wagon.

Gina Carano’s issues with Lucasfilm and The Walt Disney Company have been well-documented at this point. "The Mandalorian" co-star was fired from the entertainment corporations back in 2021 after sharing social media posts that stirred up controversy.

Carano was fired from the "Star Wars" show five years ago, but Disney recently settled her lawsuit against the company.