Is Ronda Rousey's boyfriend a wife beater? That's allegedly the lastest scoop as fitness model Jenna Renée Webb slammed the mixed martial artist for dating her former husband, UFC fighter Travis Browne.

In a tweet, Webb wrote, "I expected more from her. She should be ashamed of herself. It's only a matter of time that she sees his true colors."

Before criticizing Ronda Rousey for dating an "abusive" husband, Webb took to Instagram where she showed off the bruises that Travis Browne reportedly inflicted on her.

She wrote the caption, "Probably one of the hardest decisions I've ever made was walking away from this life and starting over. I'm still ashamed for staying as long as I did. #domesticviolenceawareness"

UFC champ Ronda Rousey, not known for holding anything back when it comes to her opinion, has yet to comment on the allegation that her boyfriend is a wife beater.

Travis Browne's manager, John Fosco, already released a statement disputing that his client is a wife beater.

"Just going off what we've seen, apparently the allegation is that something happened in February," he said. "I had a conversation with Jenna and her father this morning and I wanted to get their perspective because If there is something I didn't know about, I want to know about it."

"What I did hear is she never filed a police report, she never went to the police. If there was abuse, I think everybody would encourage everybody to go to the police. If Travis Browne, 6'7," 250 pounds, is going to abuse you, you are probably going to have to go to the hospital, but apparently there were no hospital visits."

The UFC also investigated the allegation that Travis Browne is a wife beater and its conclusions were "inconclusive."

Nevertheless, Webb told Women's MMA that she's going to sue Ronda Rousey's alleged boyfriend.

"At the present time, I feel that the truth hasn't come out and I have no other option than to press charges with the same evidence that was provided, and we'll let the state of California decide whether I suffered from domestic violence," the fitness model said.