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Crappy fight aside, the highlight of the show was when Rampage said "I ain't a coach, I brought coaches and we doing a good job ain't we guys?!" The way they showed the 'Page team kind of staring at their feet was spot on. If only they'd just edited in some crickets chirping.
Once again though, I was offended by Rampage's attitude about his fighters. Rashad called him out as a quitter and 'Page said "my boys is quittin in the cage, not me." How much damage could that do to all the guys wearing Rampage jerseys to their training every single day?
'Page proves every episode why he should never have been invited to coach, and why he should not have accepted the offer the second time. Like Rashad or not, he's a very decent coach, strategist, and seems an honest person. I respect the fact that he dressed down Mitrione for his bullshit antics in training and told him to re-focus his energy. That's decent coaching. -
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Worst season of TUF yet. Almost none of the fighters seem to have any gas, many of them don't even exhibit an ounce of understanding in regards to striking technique once the fight starts and, with the exception of a few guys, have no business being on the show.
To answer tao.jonez question, yes there are better fighters out there but the problem is the UFC doesn't get the final say on who gets on the show the Spike producers do. I personally know 2 heavyweights that tried out that could have made a real impact on that show that got turned away. Spike was more interested in signing on names not fighters.
Roy Nelson, Kimbo, Wes Sims, McSweeney, "Titties", and Wren I think were all good picks for the show and have talent but the rest of the guys got picked for all the wrong reasons. That's not to say that they don't have potential but there are a lot of HWs out there with more experience and talent that got passed over for a bunch of guys that used to play in the NFL.
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You don't get out much do you?
I was at some ammy fights awhile back, we were howling with laughter at some points.
One of the guys I train with was put through by Zuffa but nixed by Spike. Bummer, he is a really, really nice guy.
You're forgetting a few other guys too (Schaub and Demico or whatever their names are for example). Anyway, as I said on last week's thread, you guys have seriously forgotten what all the first round fights looked like in other seasons where there were not fights to get on the show. Do you remember what the qualifying fights from last season or the season before that looked like?
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"I think Scott is a god fighter who just needs to translate his practice attitude and training into the actual fight. Once Scott can do that, he will be a force to be reckoned with for sure. One thing that did happen to Junk before the fight was while in the process of warming up he injured his Achilles' heel bad, which I think limited his movement.
"Also, in the fight, if you look closely, Scott's eyelid is inside out. He accidentally caught a finger from Matt. He lost almost all his eye sight after this, which happened in the first minute of the fight. He ended up having a torn retina."
From Brendan Schaub's blog.
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