The Ultimate Fighter

Matt Serra makes his picks for the quarter-finals. Dana asks Team Serra to make a tough decision. It's time for the first quarterfinal fight.

Four team Serra fighters are forced to fight each other in the quarter finals. Matt Serra decides he can't corner against members of his own team and Troy Mandaloniz feels ignored by his coach.

Disqualified Team Serra fighters drown their sorrows in booze and leave a nasty surprise for Team Hughes. Ben and Tommy face off in the last quarterfinal of the season. Dana and the coaches pick the match ups for the semis.

Four fighters are scheduled to face off in the semi-finals, but one backs out at the last minute. Who will take his place and get a shot at the finale on December 8th in Las Vegas?

The Season Finale takes place at The Pearl in the Palms Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. In addition to the championship match, lightweight contender Roger Huerta fought Clay Guida. The fights included: Mac Danzig vs. Tommy Speer, Jon Koppenhaver vs. Jared Rollins, George Sotiropoulos vs. Billy Miles and Ben Saunders vs. Dan Barrera.

UFC president Dana White shocks 32 middleweight fighters when he announces that this season they have to fight their way on to the show.  New coaches, Rampage Jackson and Forrest Griffin, evaluate the first half of the elimination fights and 8 fighters earn their spots in the house.

The final 8 elimination fights take place to see who will make it into the house. A brutal knockout silences the gym. In the end, 16 fighters are left standing to compete for the UFC contract.

Rampage and Forest pick teams. A fighter has a contagious skin disease, jeopardizing his future in the competition. And the first preliminary match-up of the season is fought.

Matthew Riddle is dying to fight and Dante messes with his head. The second preliminary bout turns into a battle royale between youth and experience.

Jeremy May's obnoxious behavior rubs his fellow fighters the wrong way, putting him in the crosshairs as a potential opponent for Team Forrest. And a controversial fight result causes one coach to unleash his fury.

Both teams are rooting for Matt Brown to beat down Jeremy May. And everyone is shocked when two nice guys transform into savages in the octagon.