What do you think of the UFC reality TV show the Ultimate Fighter ?
607591
best reality show ever
811645
The UFC is the best and you should go for that... those guys are bad a**.  Good luck
1005715
It's a great thing.  UFC is mainly comprised of fighters from the U.S.A. and Pride is a worldwide competition.  Pride didn't fare well during the first UFC/Pride competition , but it's all about the match ups.  The lower weight classes in the UFC are deeper with talent, and the upper weight classes are deeper in Pride.
624935
I agree with Clicker. I think the rest of the fight card is rather lame, mostly because I haven't heard of half of the people who are fighting besides Hughes and Gracie. However, Diego Sanchez and Dean Lister are fighting and I like to watch them, regardless of who they fight so I think apart from the main event, that is a good reason to order it. In all fairness, I think it really depends on you. How deep are you into MMA? Are you highly educated about the different techniques and fighters in the UFC? If the answer is yes, then I think it would be worth the money. I am personally interested in seeing how effective Gracie can be without his gi. If it's not that big of a deal to you and you want to save money, you can always wait for it to come out on DVD and rent it when it hits blockbuster.
722279
I love it! \n\nIf anybody wants to watch it, here's a link:\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXggo2cOTto
1061327
The group that I work with and myself were actually having a discussion about this a few days ago during lunch.  We were joking about reality TV and how the next step would be to have gladiator style fighting.  It's funny to think and talk about, but I believe it's possible that we'll see this within the next five years or so.
125557
I think it is even more hilarious this year then ever before. The fights are for real though. I think they really add alot of drama to the show which grabs more viewers!
484769
LOVE IT! I would love to see it live. I've rented all of them at some point and currently watch the ppv ones. The rules have changed a lot thought. I remember when it was no fish hooking or eye gouging and that was it!
793005
This one time, i disagree with santana.  I have been a boxing fan for many years, and yes, it is brutal.  Anyone who has watched arturo gatti and micky ward duke it out for rounds and rounds know that boxing is a brutal sport.  Anyone who saw the golden boy mutilate chavez would say the same thing.  Not to mention the nasty gash lennox lewis gave vitali kitchko or the HUGE mouse he gave hassim rachman.  How could tyson's cannibalistic episode not be considered brutal, or golata punching a guy in the gonads three times and inciting a riot, not brutal.\n    Most real boxing fans don't crave this stuff, we like the good matchups, the strategies, the phenomenal knock outs,  we like watching fights.  Personally I don't love I big bloody gash or some of the more "Brutal" aspects of the fight, but to say that the sweet science isn't brutal  I would have to be in denial.  Brutal is a relative term, too.  Lots of guys (and gals) who have been watching boxing for years and years (or have boxed) are desensithesized to many of the actions that would turn a cheerleader's stomach.  In other words, one person's brutal may not necessarily be another person's brutal.  Hope this sheds some light and gives a different angle.  Good question, thanks
1130215
1. Obviously the boxers. Do they hate each other? Is there a show within the show? Is there history between the two fighters? Think Tyson vs. Lennox. Vargas vs. ODH. \n2. Two combatants who came to fight. One sided fights then BAM! one punch and the fight is close again. Castillo vs. Corrales comes to mind.\n3. When the announcers hype a fight up so much as "this maybe the fight of the year"---and the fight actually lives up to the potential. Think Hearns vs. Leaonard/PAcquaio vs. Morales\n4. When the fighters are actually fighting by the 'textbook.' That means no holding, flinching, running, and all of that other crap that stalls a great fight. I love him, but he stalls a lot--Hopkins. Who doesn't stall? Think Arce. That kid never stops punching. Exciting EXCITING fights. \n5. If one of your favorite fighters is fighting. I love Sugar Ray; so I bought all of his fights on DVD. I watch them over and over when I have a chance--regardless of opponent.\n6. When a great, older champion is fighting a young lion. Will this be the last fight of so and so? If it is, was it a classic. The last 10 fights for Ali and Chavez, I thought to myself, "Could this be it?" I wanted to take it all in multiple times because this may be the last time I will see them fight.
690035
Ultimate Fighting Championship.  I don't think that it can really be classified as martial arts.  It's televised on Spike TV.
952259
go to the shows and then u can sign up to fight at grapple events for smaller ufc shows, not like the stuff u see on tv, its more undergroundish
1005662
lets see.....how about when  those ugly UFC guys start making tens of millions of dollars for a fight....hahaha!!!
260647
I would say ER or The Shield ,UFC ultimate fight nite, NCIS, The Unit.
1123232
This is my favorite show. When they do the hip hop dances it is exciting. \nBallroom style is a bit annoying though because I don't get that - I need to get up and dance right now feeling-
657451
They sell the complete set on DVD.  I would doubt you can download them for free.  Also check out Pride Fighting...it's better than the UFC.
699170
Yes.\n\nWas a good show with all the players for the ppv.\nThey screwed Mickie over though and that wasn't cool.