The Ultimate Fighter Season 8, Episode 6 Review
Posted by Kendall Shields on 23rd October 2008
Can Junie Browning live up to his own hype? Find out.
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Tonight: The Count Faces a Challenge in Leben
Posted by Dave Walsh on 18th October 2008
Michael Bisping is an interesting fighter for a few reasons, partially as he is a home grown star, and more or less the anchor for UFC’s future in the UK. Bisping is, most likely admittedly, not the most experienced or accomplished fighter in the world. Granted, Bisping is on a skill level of being a UFC fighter and all that it stands for, when he first arrived all of the hype that they put on him seemed unwarranted.
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The Ultimate Fighter Season 8, Episode 5 Review
Posted by Kendall Shields on 16th October 2008
The Junie Browning show can’t stop, won’t stop.
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The Ultimate Fighter Season 8, Episode 4
Posted by Kendall Shields on 9th October 2008
Another week of thrilling TUF action is recapped HERE for your convenience and pleasure.
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The Ultimate Fighter Season 8, Episode 3
Posted by Kendall Shields on 2nd October 2008
The Ultimate Fighter rolls on. Read all about it HERE.
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TUF: Season 8, Episode 2
Posted by Kendall Shields on 25th September 2008
Eight more lightweights! Eight more light heavyweights! Eight more fights! Words of motivation and inspiration from a Nobel laureate! As quoted by some dude from Bristol! Is there anything this week’s Ultimate Fighter didn’t have? The answer, of course, is a resounding no. Click HERE to find out more.
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TUF: Season 8, Episode 1
Posted by Jonathan Snowden on 18th September 2008
TUF is back. And that means Kendall Shield’s top notch reviews are back too. Check it out.
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Total MMA Radio with Amir Sadollah
Posted by Jonathan Snowden on 14th July 2008
In our latest edition of Total MMA Radio, Dave and Alan preview the UFC’s Affliciton-Killer card and Dave talks with THE ULTIMATE FIGHTER Amir Sadollah.
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TUF Finale: LiveBLOG!
Posted by Jonathan Snowden on 21st June 2008
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Total MMA Daily: TUF Finale Edition
Posted by Jonathan Snowden on 20th June 2008
Your roundtable:
DW: Dave Walsh
AC: Alan Conceicao
LC: Lee Casebolt
JS: Jonathan Snowden
TUF Final: CB vs. Amir
LC: Picking the finale is (almost) always hard. A case like this, where you’ve got two guys with very little previous experience, is even harder. Anybody who watched the show has seem Amir’s entire career, and now he’s had, what, six weeks to change up his game. CB’s case isn’t quite as dramatic, but isn’t far off. I’d have to go with Amir, though. He won the first fight, he trains at a better camp, and he appears (disclaimer about the dangers of television editing HERE) to be way less cocky. Amir by decision.
AC: If the finale itself is as good as their first fight, all bets are off. I’m thinking CB will look back at this performance on the show and work his cardio and then wrestle down Amir repeatedly. Amir’s gonna give as good as he gets for awhile. What does bother me is the question of where Amir goes from here, regardless of whether he wins or loses. He beat a lot of very solid pros on the show with no actual pro MMA experience. A slight bump up in competition puts him in really deep water very fast.
DW: I only know of what I’ve read in Kendall’s posts, so I must say go Amir. That is all.
JS: There is no reason that CB shouldn’t win this fight. When you take two relatively inexperienced fighters and put them in together, the rule of thumb is always bet on the wrestler. So I’m betting on the wrestler. But my heart will be with Amir.
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