After beating Brazilian Bethe Correia in their fight last weekend, MMA star Ronda Rousey is set to hit the big screen as she will lead her own movie biopic soon.

The 28-year-old star Ronda Rousey, who is making headlines today for her dominance in UFC, is now ready to share her life story in a movie deal, Forbes said.

The Paramount Pictures film will be titled as "My Fight/ Your Fight" and will be produced by Mark Bomback of "The Wolverine" and Live Free or Die Hard," Variety said.

The California-born MMA star Ronda Rousey will also produce her movie alongside Mary Parent.

Mary Parent said, "It's a real honor to be a part of bringing Ronda's incredible story to the big screen."

Ronda Rousey had also previously starred in the movie "Furious 7" where she had an action-packed scene in heels with Michelle Rodriguez.

She also starred in "The Expendables 3" with British star Jason Statham and its lead actor and producer Sylvester Stallone.

Ronda Rousey also played a role in the "Entourage."

Ronda Rousey has gone a long way before she was dubbed as a UFC champion. She has won the UFC Women's Bantamweight Championship and has defended six titles.

The fighter, who has a Venezuelan-blood, was also the first female UFC Champion that received the World MMA Award for Female Fighter of the Year in three consecutive years since 2012.

She also received the 2015 Best Fighter ESPY Award, Latin Post said.

Last weekend, Ronda Rousey left Beth Correia face down in the Octagon in 34 seconds in their fight held in her opponent home country Brazil. Before her match with her Brazilian opponent, the MMA fighter also battled with Cat Zingano.

In a report from Fortune, her last three fights had only recorded a total of 64 seconds.