Rusty

Yes, yes, yes, gooood. Elbow, elbow, elbow, elbows, elbos, elbows.

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Rusty

He just set the quickest tap world record.

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Alex_DeLarge_V2

Brock is definitely a better instructor than JDS, and it's not only because of JDS's english limits.

That Chuck dude was freaking awful. Yeah, just sit in guard while a dude throws up a lazy triangle.

Anyway, the show is 4-3 JDS, so Brock already has the same amount of wins as Rampage in one season. He's also easily a better coach than Koscheck and Shamrock....and oh my god what an AWFUL wildcard. Javier? That guy was freaking awful, no skills what so ever. Chuck, same thing.

leifdawg

I don't really mind seeing Chuck as the wild card, at least he had an exciting fight. I'll give him the benefit of the doubt, because if you're not used to fighting those long lanky dudes you can get caught in stuff like that before you know it. He got overconfident. But like Dana said, I would rather see a guy that is actively trying to finish the fight rather than just trying to win on points. Kind of odd that Dana picked Javier as well. But not a whole lot else on this season.

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KillerShark1985

You know what, I am way behind no this seasons TUF, just have had no time to watch it, but I have it all saved ready to go when I get the chance, but I have watched the first 2 episodes and as of yet, I am yet to pick any fault with Brock's coaching what so every.

In fact if I was one of those guys I would much rather be on Brock's team than JDS's, because his focus is purly on wrestling and lets face it if the want to succeed in the UFC WW division, they are all going to have to workin more on there wrestling, in fact fcuk it lets be honest DW may as well turn round and say screw it the UFC WW division is so strong for any of you TUF Trash you might as well all just quit now.

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Nick_V03

I know what you mean. How did Javier get the wild card, and how did Lesnar, Dos Santos, and White all agree on him getting a spot? It seems like they pick the guys who have the best personalities or are nice for the wild card, not necessarily the guys who have the most skills. I know a lot of people are happy that Bentley didn't get a spot. Although I don't think we should let his personality get in the way of who deserves the spot. He isn't that good either, but I would pick him to beat Torres and O'Neil, even with his hurt leg. At least Len had a competitive and fun fight.

What did Torres show? He showed terrible take downs, and no clinch control. It was 2 rounds of him and Chris dancing.

O'Neil showed an okay ground game for a few minutes, but then that became irrelevant when he got submitted by a slow triangle choke. It seemed like he tapped before it was even sunk in.

I want some justification. What did these guys show other than their personalities? (O'Neil being outgoing and Torres being nice and laid back) The world may never know. I don't mean to disrespect them, I just don't think they have shown that they deserve a second chance at this point in their careers.

Anyways, I think that Lesnar has been a decent coach this season. He gives good instructions during a fight, and when his fighters listen, their effort seems to be rewarded.

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Top 10 Favorite Fighters

1. Chuck "The Iceman" Liddell
2. Diego Sanchez
3. Jon "Bones" Jones
4. Glover Teixeira
5. Nate Diaz
6. Nick Diaz
7. Michael Bisping
8. John Dodson
9. Demian Maia
10. Wanderlei Silva

John8204

So now that he's 4-4 is he still the worst coach in TUF history?

Maazisrock

Worst thread ever?

Hammerlock2.0

I'd say he's definitely one of the worst guys to make it on a pro football team.

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slapshot

How poor he cornered a few of the fighters in the first few episodes was my only real complaint but he seems to have decided to put some effort into coaching and IMO has improved.