As national and international media are beginning to find out, UFC women's bantamweight champion Holly Holm doesn't say anything negative during interviews.
She handled herself with class yet again as a clumsy TMZ Sports interviewer tried to engage her in a trio of topics, including presidential candidate Donald Trump.
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But because Holm didn't have anything derogatory to say about the often-belligerent businessman, the website decided to call Holm a supporter of The Donald's aspirations to become president.
When asked whether she would vote for Trump, Holm paused before trying to think of something nice to say.
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"He seems to get stuff done," she finally said, before adding, "I don't know who I'm going to vote for yet."
That brought out the TMZ headline: "Holly Holm --- I'm Likin' Trump For Prez," but she didn't say anything close to that.
It could be argued Holm wasn't being positive about Trump; she merely indicated she believes him to be busy. But based on the TMZ interviewer's ridiculous line of questioning, it's not surprising the website used such a sensational headline. It had little else from the interview to use.
Earlier, the TMZ interviewer asked Holm whether she was worried Rousey would make fun of her when the former champion was to host "Saturday Night Live."
What could Rousey possibly make fun of -- the fact that Holm didn't knock her out in the first round? But the champion took the question in stride, answering with a smile on her face.
"Oh, no, I don't mind," Holm said. "I'm pretty lighthearted; I'm not really worried about it. I don't care too much what people say or do."
TMZ may have wished that Holm would be hosting "SNL" and that it was able to ask Rousey her opinion about it. She probably would've given the website a more colorful answer.
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