TUF 13 EPISODE 4 RECAP: After going home to deal with personal issues in Episode 3, Brock Lesnar returns and offers Len Bentley some words of encouragement following his recent loss and showing a commitment to getting wins from his four remaining fighters yet to compete.
He is not happy with Clay Harvison and Charlie Rader’s showings though.
Then, Ramsey Nijem went on to display his antics displaying his Glee obsession and going naked.
TUF 13 EPISODE 3 RECAP: With all the “making chicken salad out of chicken sh*t” issue already fixed, Brock Lesnar seems to be OK with his team now. At the dos Santos camp however, coach Lew Polley seems to have forgotten his place forcing Junior to give him a reminder. In a nice way of course.
With both camp’s issues now gone, we go to the next fight announcement. Also, Justin Edwards arrives to replace Keon Caldwell who quit in Episode 2.
TUF 13 EPISODE 2 RECAP: This is why Keon Caldwell was picked last. Both coaches must have known that he doesn’t have in it to become the Ultimate Fighter. Hell, even Dana White said that he’s happy that Keon is leaving to let a “real fighter” take his spot.
Meanwhile, Brock Lesnar keeps talking about “making chicken salad out of chicken sh*t”. I don’t know what that means. Do you? I like his “any given Sunday” line better. At least the message is more clear.
Rejoice MMA fans!
Brace yourselves now for the 13th season of our favorite TV show, The Ultimate Fighter.
The Ultimate Fighter: Team Lesnar vs Team dos Santos is the thirteenth installment of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) – produced reality television series The Ultimate Fighter being shown at Spike TV.
TUF Season 13 features former UFC heavyweight champion Brock Lesnar and top contender Junior dos Santos as the coaches.
The premiere episode of the 13th season of The Ultimate Fighter seems to be three season episodes all rolled into one.
The fighter introduction, coaches introduction, wildcard rules explanation, coaches evaluation of the fighters, fighter selection, mad dash inside the house to select their bedrooms, first training session, first injury and consequent fighter replacement, first official fight, first Brock Lesnar reaction after a loss – it’s all here.
Brock Lesnar was virtually indestructible. Then came Cain Velasquez.
Now, Lesnar wants his title back. But before that, he has to coach a team of seven welterweights first against another team to be coached by his next opponent, Junior dos Santos.
