The three hour Monday Night RAW tonight will be coming to you live from the Allstate Arena in Chicago, Illinois, which means there will be some hardcore pops for home town boy and WWE champion CM Punk.
This is the arena where Punk won the title from John Cena in last year’s Money In The Bank pay-per-view before ‘quitting’ the company with the title. The pop and support Punk got that particular Sunday night has to be one of the most hair-raising moments for fans in the arena.
“Allstate Arena tonight for #RAW. Chicago is always an interesting environment. Its one that u wont wanna miss,” John Cena tweeted earlier today.
NBC will be airing the two hour season finale of Stars Earn Stripes tonight which features WWE Diva Eve Torres.
Torres is one of the five remaining contestants on the show along with Dean Cain, Nick Lachey, Picabo Street, and Todd Palin. Previous episodes saw the elimination of Dolvett Quince, Laila Ali, and Terry Crews.
Tonight’s season finale is titled ‘Stolen Intelligence,’ and will see the celebs and their tag team partners execute a ship-board mission in a battle to win the show and money for their charity. Torres is playing for the USO, a military organization that WWE works closely with.
Torres has done really good on the show and last week was praised by General Wesley Clark for her amazing shooting capabilities. She is paired up with a former Army Green Beret Grady Powell, and the two have some good chemistry going on with the hosts pointing out last week that they look like a couple!
Several readers sent in word that DirecTV is running a special for UFC pay-per-views where you can purchase six shows for the price of five.
Starting with UFC 152 and ending with UFC 157, the offer will be available till September 22 and to receive the offer, a DirecTV subscription is required with all DirecTV receivers have to be continuously connected to the same land-based phone line.
TNA President Dixie Carter made a video appearance yesterday at the TNA London Fan Party and announced that there will be a new TNA show just for the United Kingdom.
Carter said that the show, called Bootcamp, will start in December of this year and will air on Challenge TV, the home of TNA television in the UK.
The show will be similar to what Tough Enough is for WWE, with British wrestlers wrestling their way to win a TNA contract.
PWInsider.com is reporting that WWE Diva Cameron, one half of the dance team for Brodus Clay, has been suspended for failing to notify WWE about her arrest on August 24.
It looks like WWE officials learned about her arrest from the Internet and she was already on the way to Australia with the rest of the RAW brand when they realized she had failed to mention it. Eventually the 24 year old was pulled out and did not work all the dates.
There’s no confirmation on how long her suspension will last or if it will lead to a termination. Other WWE Superstars and Divas were busted for DUIs in the past and kept their jobs but they all notified their superiors about the arrest.
Cameron – real name Ariane Andrew – listed Wells Fargo as her employer instead of WWE in the arrest report.
British tabloid newspaper The Sun has a story about Dwayne Johnson stopping two hooded burglars as they tried to steal equipment from the set of his latest movie Fast and the Furious 6 in England.
Apparently according to The Sun, the former WWE champion charged at the two while he was wearing his Diplomatic Security Service agent gear. He was in the middle of a scene when he noticed the burglary was about to happen.
“Now the crew are joking that they should drop security and just have The Rock do it,” said a source from the set of the movie.
You can see a photo of The Rock decked in his DSS gear from the set below.
Hulk Hogan opened his Hogan’s Beach Shop in Clearwater, Florida, this weekend, adding another shop to the Clearwater Pelican Walk Plaza.
The shop will be selling tons of Hulk Hogan merchandise with wrestlers scheduled to appear for autograph signings. Hogan will be helped by his wife Jennifer and daughter Brooke to run the shop along with his longtime friend and manager Jimmy Hart.
Pelican Walk Plaza property manager Mike Buonos hopes that with Hogan’s arrival, the area will see an increase of traffic.
“It’s going to increase tourist traffic, because he himself is a tourist attraction,” Buonos says. “People love Hulk Hogan.”
You can see some photos from the opening day of Hogan’s Beach Shop below.
The WWE Divas title will be defended at the Night of Champions pay-per-view this month as Kaitlyn will get a shot at the title currently being held by Layla.
The Divas title hasn’t been defended on pay-per-view since the No Way Out show in mid June. At the Money In The Bank, the champ was involved in a six tag Divas match while at SummerSlam there was no Divas match at all.
This is the third title match announced for Night Of Champions, with Sheamus vs Alberto Del Rio for the World title, and CM Punk vs John Cena for the WWE title, being previously announced.
The upcoming IMPACT episode will end the Bound For Glory Series, with the final four being revealed after their respective matches.
James Storm has already qualified with a total of 73 points doing all his required 11 matches. Others in contention are Samoa Joe with 68, RVD and Bully Ray with 55 each, and Jeff Hardy with 49 points. AJ Styles has 50 points and is done with his 11 matches.
Kurt Angle came up short with only 48 points after losing to Jeff Hardy last week on IMPACT and he has done all his 11 matches so there’s no way for him to qualify.
WWE Diva Rosa Mendes is back on the road with WWE, flying out to Australia with the RAW brand after some time off following a domestic violence incident with former WWE Superstar and boyfriend Jackson Andrews.
Earlier last month, Mendes was questioned by police as soon as she landed in San Antonio for RAW after she was spotted in a bathroom crying and pleading for help.
The police report said that Mendes – real name Milena Roucka – was showing signs of domestic abuse and she said her boyfriend was the one who inflicted the damage. The two lived together in Las Vegas.
Mendes was not used for RAW that week and WWE provided her with assistance as Epico and Primo toured without their valet for the rest of the month.
WWE stock is enjoying a new surge after analyst Richard Ingrassia of Roth Capital Partners lifted his rating from Neutral to Buy and price target saying there appears to be increasing fan interest.
Ingrassia said that pay-per-view buy rates for non-WrestleMania events increased 37 percent in the second quarter, the first meaningful improvement in the figure in four years. He also cited the move to three hours on RAW and the new TV show for ION that will increase WWE’s exposure to television viewers.
He credited WWE’s use of social media for marketing as helping to drive increased interest in all of its revenue categories as well as the change in direction for WWE Studios, with the company now moving away from self-produced films.
Stocks are currently trading at 8.80 at time of this writing, up 3.17% over yesterday’s closing which also had a significant increase over Wednesday.
This week’s broadcast of Impact Wrestling begins with a recap of the huge brawl between the wrestlers of TNA and the gang of thugs known as Aces and Eights that ended last week’s show.
We go to the Impact Zone live and the first person to the ring is the TNA heavyweight champion and self professed greatest man that ever lived, Austin Aries. Aries has his right arm taped up after being attacked last week by Aces and Eights, and he gives them credit for doing it. Aries also tells us that while he may not be medically cleared to wrestle, he can still fight, and he wants to fight whoever is behind Aces and Eights tonight.
Hogan and Sting come out carrying baseball bats and they tell Aries they are here to support him. Hogan also says he’s back now and he’s ready for a bloodbath with Aces and Eights. Aces and Eights interrupt them on the big screen and tells Hogan and Aries that they will let them know what Aces and Eights are all about, but when they choose, and on their terms.
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When we return, ODB is still trying to get in touch with her husband, Eric Young. She sent Eric out for some chicken and beer weeks ago and he still hasn’t come back. I think her fish are still jumping to, she said they were last week.
Match #1: RVD versus James Storm.
The two men lock up and RVD quickly gets behind Storm and locks up his waist. Storm lands an elbow to escape and then puts RVD in a headlock. RVD tries to get out of the headlock and repeatedly fails until he finally drops Storm with a suplex. The two men get back to their feet and Storm re-applies the headlock.
Van Dam frees himself by whipping Storm into the ropes and Storm responds with a shoulder block. Storm whips RVD to the ropes and charges, but RVD drops into a split to avoid him. RVD gets to his feet and Storm drops him with a forearm shot. Storm and RVD exchange a series of strikes in the corner. RVD backdrops Storm to the edge of the ring and then knocks him to the floor with a kick to the head. RVD slingshots himself out of the ring and onto Storm, flattening him.
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When we return Storm is in control and going for a cover, but Van Dam kicks out. Storm goes for a kick but RVD catches it and drops Storm with a spinning back kick. Van Dam hits Storm with Rolling Thunder and both men are down. They both get to their feet. Storm lands a kick and then follows up with a jumping DDT for a two count.
Storm picks RVD up for “Eye of the Storm” (A spinning crucifix toss) and RVD hits the mat hard. It wasn’t clear to me if Storm dropped him or RVD slipped out, but Van Dam hit hard and Storm gets a two count. RVD hits Storm with a big monkey flip, and then tries to follow up with another monkey flip but Storm blocks it. Storm lands a big kick to the head and pins RVD for the win! Storm has now clinched a spot in the Final Four in the Bound For Glory (BFG) series.
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When we return, Madison Rayne is telling us that she received a call from Knockouts GM Brooke Hogan telling her she has a match tonight. Madison assumes this is her rematch for the title and calls out Brooke Tessmacher, but it’s ODB that comes out. ODB says she also got a call from Brooke Hogan, and then tells Madison that her real opponent tonight is ODB. ODB runs to the ring after yelling “the bitch is back!”
Match #2: Madison Rayne versus ODB. Squash match. ODB wins in about a minute, maybe less.
After the match, ODB’s missing husband, Eric Young, finally shows up. He is carrying chicken and beer and wearing a suit. (Actual chicken and beer, not the album Chicken and Beer by Ludacris.)
ODB wants to know where the hell he’s been, and he explains that he went to Hollywood and became a star. Apparently he has been doing a fishing show on Animal Planet. ODB says that’s fine, but asks who the hell he is now. Eric admits something is wrong, and it’s the suit.
The insane fishing TV star strips of his suit in the middle of the ring and then makes out with his butch alcoholic wife wearing nothing but skimpy USA underwear. They really do make a lovely couple. I’m not even trying to be funny, they are adorable together.
In the back, AJ tells us he’s grateful the situation with Claire is finally over. I think we can all agree on that. That whole storyline absolutely sucked.
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When we return, Sting and Hogan are in the office talking tough. They’re getting ready to talk to Kaz and Daniels about their recent attempts to blackmail AJ. Kaz tries to get Sting and Hogan to calm down, and calls Sting “Heath” when he speaks to him. This was an obvious reference to the late Heath Ledger’s portrayal of the Joker, which seems to be the inspiration for Sting’s current character.
They remind Hogan that they have iron clad contracts and are the reigning tag champions. Hogan tells them they are his champs and he’s going to make them fight, and he hopes they get their brains beat in. That’s not really much of a punishment; they were going to have to fight someone to defend their titles anyway. Hoping they lose isn’t punishment. I hope Mitt Romney loses; I don’t think he feels punished by my hope.
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Match #3: AJ Styles versus Samoa Joe.
The match starts off with Joe landing a couple leg kicks. AJ tries to grab Joe’s arm but doesn’t get it. Joe knocks AJ down and then whips him into the ropes. AJ leapfrogs Joe and then goes out to the floor to regroup. AJ gets back in the ring and puts Joe in a headlock. Joe escapes and knocks AJ down with a shoulder block. AJ trips Joe into the corner and then hits him with a shoulder block. AJ tries a suplex but can’t get Joe up.
Joe hits AJ with an elbow, AJ responds by trapping Joe in the ropes. AJ lands a couple kicks and then dropkicks Joe to the floor. AJ slingshots himself out of the ring at Joe, but Joe punts him in the gut before he lands. Joe rolls AJ in and hits him with a chop, a kick, and a knee drop. AJ tries to fight back with some punches, but Joe takes AJ down with a scoop powerslam. Joe and AJ trade forearms and Joe knocks AJ down. Joe gets AJ in a crossface and AJ tries to get to the ropes.
AJ nearly makes it to the ropes, but Joe pins his arms behind his back and changes submission holds. AJ eventually manages to get a foot to the rope and force Joe to break. AJ and Joe exchange some more strikes and AJ appears to be getting the upper hand. Joe whips AJ to the corner and charges, but AJ gets his boots up at the last second and Joe drops. AJ picks Joe up, Joe slides out, and AJ hits him with the Pele kick. AJ tries for an armbreaker submission but Joe gets to the ropes.
Joe’s arm appears hurt, possibly related to the chair shot to the arm he took last week from his former partner, Magnus. AJ hits Joe with a flying forearm and then whips him into the ropes. AJ charges, but Joe gets him up high with his good arm and then slams him to the mat. Joe goes for a rear naked choke but AJ counters and tries to roll Joe up for the pin. Joe gets out and tries the choke again and locks it in. AJ manages to reverse it and catches Joe in an armbreaker again! Joe is acting like he’s in pain, but he manages to stack AJ up on his shoulders and pin him for the win!
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When we return, it’s Gut Check time. The current gut check contestant is Kris Lewie, who lost last week to Gunner. Taz gives his impression and he tells Lewie he’s not ready yet. Bruce Pritchard is next and he’s a little more brutal. He tells Lewie that he knows wrestling is his dream, but it’s time to wake up from the dream and realize that this business is not for him. With two votes against him already, Al Snow’s third vote doesn’t matter. Hopefully they wish Kris Lewie the best of luck in all his future endeavors.
As the Gut Check segment comes to a close, Joey Ryan starts yelling that Gut Check is a farce with a bullhorn from the crowd. Al Snow and Bruce Prichard go to confront him and Ryan throws a cup of something in Al’s face. Al chases Ryan through the crowd as Prichard waddles after them.
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When we return, Joe Park is offering to help Hogan and Sting with Aces and Eights. Apparently, they’ve broken some laws, and he wants to investigate them. Hogan says if he can help, great. Sting repeatedly mumbles “kayfabe.”
Match #4: Kurt Angle versus Jeff Hardy.
Both men need to win to have a shot at making the Final Four in the Bound For Glory series. Angle scores the first takedown, Hardy reverses and ties up Angles arm; Angle reverses and puts Hardy in a headlock. Angle knocks Hardy down with a shoulder block, then takes him down again with a fireman’s carry and applies an armbar.
Hardy gets to his feet and Angle knocks him down again. Hardy takes Kurt down with an armdrag, and Angle uses his feet to push Hardy to the corner. Angle lands a couple forearms and a couple punches, but Hardy responds with a headscissors takedown that sends Angle sprawling to the floor.
Hardy kicks Angle away from the ring and then flies off the top rope onto Angle. Hardy and Angle re enter the ring and hardy lands a series of strikes. Angle whips Hardy to the ropes and then clotheslines him.
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When we return, Angle has Hardy in a kravat, but Hardy quickly escapes. Angle lands some punches and Hardy responds with a running double axe handle. Hardy grabs Angle’s legs and hits a double leg drop and follows up with a basement dropkick. Hardy tries for the Twist of Fate, but Angle slips out of it and hits Hardy with 3 German Suplexes, releasing him with the third. Angle tries to take Hardy up with an Angle Slam but Hardy escapes it and hits the Twist of Fate!
Hardy goes for a cover but gets only two. Hardy hits Angle with a couple more strikes and then hits Whisper in the wind but only gets a two count. Angle gets to his feet and throws Hardy with a belly to belly overhead release suplex. Angle follows up with the Angle slam but gets only two! Angle tries for an ankle lock but Hardy reverses and hits Twist of Fate!
Hardy goes to the top rope and hits the Swanton but only gets two!! Angle applies the ankle lock but Hardy kicks him off. Hardy knocks Angle down with a kick and then goes to the top again. Angle runs up the ropes to cut him off, but Hardy pushes him back down to the mat. Hardy hits the Swanton again and this time gets the three count for the win! Hardy is still barely alive in the BFG series, but Angle appears to be out of it.
After the match, Angle looks like he’s crying. Jeremy Borash makes his way to the ring to announce the final five in the BFG series: Jeff Hardy, RVD, Samoa Joe, Bully Ray, and James Storm. Storm has already qualified for the final four, next week we will have matches to determine who joins him in the final four.
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When we return, Austin Aries makes his way to the ring to challenge Aces and Eights. Hogan, Sting, and many of the wrestlers make their way out into the Impact Zone to support Aries. Hogan again tells us that there is going to be a bloodbath if Aces and Eights show up.
Hogan tells them they have their finest wrestler, their champion, in the ring now, and he challenges them to send their finest to face him in the ring one on one. A large masked man makes his way to the ring and he starts brawling with Aries.
The masked man gets an early edge, but Aries takes him down with a double leg, and then mounts and pounds him. The rest of Aces and Eights come to save their “finest” from Aries and a donnybrook breaks out. All the Impact wrestlers and all the Aces and Eights start fighting all over the Impact Zone.
Eventually Aries and the big man representing Aces and Eights start fighting each other again in the middle of the ring. Aries lands a dropkick, but fails to see another Aces and Eights member approach him from behind. The attacker had his face exposed as he entered the ring but quickly covered it.
The new attacker hits Aries in the back of the head with a flapjack and knocks him out cold. As Aces and Eights retreat, Bully Ray tries to point out the one wielding the flapjack, but they’ve all made their escape. Austin Aries is still unconscious as Impact goes off the air.
TMZ.COM has a story about the TNA World title which was stolen on August 18 in Ottumwa, Iowa, after a stagehand left it unguarded while he was unloading the truck for the non-televised show.
The title, carrying an estimated cost of $6,000, was stolen along with its $400 replica, by two individuals who were later caught because they didn’t realize there was a surveillance camera watching their moves.
The suspects are 33 year old Joel Luke and 39 year old Forrest Jamison. The two were arrested on Wednesday but posted bail and were released. Luke was charged with 2nd-degree theft and Jamison was charged with accessory.
The Undertaker and his wife, former WWE Diva Michelle McCool welcomed their newborn baby on August 28, their first child together.
This is Taker’s fourth child, a girl which was named Kaia Faith. He has a son, Gunner, from his first marriage, and two daughters, Chasey and Gracie, from his second marriage. His kids are aged 19, 10, and 7.
Gunner, his eldest son, tweeted a message announcing the arrival of his sister. “Welcome to the world Kaia Faith Calaway! My new little Sis. #FourthTimeStrong,” he wrote.
Hulk Hogan appeared on Fox & Friends and was interviewed about the Republican National Convention that is going on right now in Tampa, Florida.
Hogan, who lives in Tampa himself, said he was excited with the Romney and Ryan combination and while he was an Obama supporter in the past, actions speak louder than words and according to Hogan, he has seen no action, referring to why he’s supporting Romney’s bid for President this time around.
Hogan also talked about small businesses and a comment that Obama made which he didn’t like, saying that he’s opening a shop in Clearwater and the company that he works for – referred just as IMPACT Wrestling – built the company from ground up with a few employees and expanding over the past 10 years.
One of the interviewers asked Hogan to talk about his upcoming beach shop and Hogan went straight into his wrestling persona, putting his sunglasses on and cut his typical promo. “So watch gonna do when Hogan, IMPACT Wrestling, and Hogan’s Beach Shop run wild on you, brother!!”
Needless to say, it’s very obvious for who the Hulkster will be giving his vote this coming November. You can watch his interview below.
W-O reader Daniel Mohr from Australia attended the live WWE event in Brisbane earlier today and sent in the following results.
Brodus Clay defeated Jack Swagger; Zack Ryder defeated Daniel Bryan; The Miz defeated Alex Riley; Kofi Kingston and R-Truth defeated Epico and Primo; Layla defeated Rosa Mendes; Santino Marella defeated David Otunga; CM Punk defeated Big Show and John Cena in a triple threat match.
WWE issued a press release today announcing that the debut episode of Saturday Morning Slam on the CW was the most watched program on the network among total viewers and a bunch of kids demographic that the show was initially after. It drew the top spot in demos for Kids under 18, Kids 2-5, Kids 2-11, Kids 6-11, Kids 9-14, Boys under 18, Boys 2-5, Boys 2-11, Boys 6-11, Girls under 18, Girls 2-11, Girls 6-11, Girls 9-14 and Female Teens (F12-17).
The show reached a total of 1,126,000 viewers and it was CW’s most watched Saturday morning program since a March 10 episode of Dragon Ball Z. WWE Saturday Morning Slam was watched by more viewers than the The Green Lantern on Cartoon Network, Noodle and Doodle on NBC, Little Bear on Nick Jr., Doodlebops on CBS, Pair of Kings on Disney XD and Power Rangers on Nicktoons, all of which aired in the same time slot of WWE’s kid show between 10AM and 10:30AM.
Current TNA TV champion Devon announced on his Twitter that he has left TNA wrestling after seven years with the company.
“I would like to thank the TNA fans for making the last seven years fun. I’m sure we will see each other again down the road real soon. I’m ready to see where God brings me to next. I can’t wait,” he said on Twitter. “I see big things on the way. Oh and HELL NO I’M NOT RETIRING.”
The former Team 3D/Dudley Boyz member made his TNA debut in October 2005 along with his tag team partner Brother Ray before moving to singles competition in 2010. During his time there, he won the NWA World Tag Team titles once, the TNA World Tag Team titles twice, and the TNA Television title also on one occasion.
Bully Ray seems to be also on the way out as just like Devon he has so far failed to come to an agreement with TNA over a new contract.
LOS ANGELES (Aug. 30, 2012) – The field of 32 of the most talented unsigned mixed martial artists in the world has been finalized for THE ULTIMATE FIGHTER FRIDAYS which begins Friday, September 14, on FX with a special two-hour premiere airing at 9 PM ET/PT.
Similar to the inaugural season of The Ultimate Fighter on FX, this upcoming season will run for 13 consecutive weeks, airing Friday nights at 10 PM ET/PT. The eventual season winner – who will be crowned at the live finale on Saturday, Dec. 15 on FX, will receive a six-figure contract with the Ultimate Fighting Championship organization.
As previously announced, former interim UFC heavyweight champion Shane Carwin and top contender and previous TUF winner Roy Nelson serve as coaches this season. The bitter rivals – who have already taken their feud public – will also collide in the eagerly awaited main event of the Las Vegas finale.
“Carwin and Nelson are two guys who just can’t stand each other and Roy and I haven’t exactly seen eye to eye either – he’s been a nightmare for me to work with on this show with all his stupid BS,” said UFC president Dana White.
Chuck Saftler, Executive Vice President, FX Networks said, “We feel that the rivalry between these two guys is going to create a season filled with fireworks and high drama, and we already know we can count on Dana White, Lorenzo Fertitta, Craig Borsari and Craig Piligian to bring the highest quality product to UFC fans, so we couldn’t be more pumped about the upcoming season.”
The list of finalists who will now attempt to fight their way on the show was trimmed from more than 60 invited fighters; 29 of the 170 lbs welterweight fighters seeking to cash in on the opportunity of a lifetime are from the United States, two are from Canada while one is Brazilian.
On Sept. 14, the season will kick-off with 16 gripping elimination fights. The winners in the elimination round, or “Fight In,” will become official cast members and earn their way into The Ultimate Fighter house in LasVegas where cameras will document their activity before and after their training and fights. The 16 winners will be drafted into opposing teams of eight by Carwin and eight by Nelson.
Each team will train at the TUF gym and reside in the TUF house together for the duration of theseason. Winners will advance in the tournament until ultimately, one man iscrowned THE ULTIMATE FIGHTER.
The Season Premiere cast:
Bristol Marunde, 30, Las Vegas, Nev.
Cameron Diffley, 27, Las Vegas, Nev.
Colton Smith, 25, Fort Hood, Texas via Ankeny, Iowa
Cortez Coleman, 30, Hugo, Okla.
David Michaud, 23, Pine Ridge, S.D.
Diego Bautista, 26, Lakewood, Calif.
Dom Waters, 23, Santa Rosa, Calif.
Eddy Ellis, 29, Olympia, Wash.,
Frank Camacho, 23, Camp Springs, Md.,
George Lockhart, 29, Atlanta, Ga.
Igor Araujo, 31, Albuquerque, N.M. via Patos De Minas, Brazil
James Chaney, 25, Klamath Falls, Ore.
Jason South, 34, West Jordan, Utah
Jerel Clark, 23, Reno, Nev.
Jesse Barrett, 26, Tempe, Ariz.
Joey Rivera, 32, Tucson, Ariz.
Jon Manley, 26, Ludlow, Mass.
Julian Lane, 25, Mansfield, Ohio
Kevin Nowaczyk, 23, Chicago, Ill.
Leo Kuntz, 28, Bismarck, N.D.
Lev Magen, 25, Las Vegas, Nev.
Matt Secor, 25, South Glens Falls, N.Y.
Max Griffin, 26, Sacramento, Calif.
Michael Hill, 25, Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada
Mike Ricci, 26, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Neil Magny, 24, Chicago, Ill.
Nic Herron-Webb, 22, Anchorage, Alaska
Ricky Legere Jr., 26, Corona, Calif.
Saad Awad, 23, San Bernardino, Calif.
Sam Alvey, 26, Murrieta, Calif.
Tim Ruberg, 30, Harrison, Ohio
Zane Kamaka, 23, Klaianae, Hawaii
Many of today’s most recognizable names in MMA have emerged from the TUF series, including,among many others, Rashad Evans, Kenny Florian, Forrest Griffin and Stephan Bonnar.
So who will be the champion on THE ULTIMATE FIGHTER FRIDAYS on FX?
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