The Ultimate Fighter 5 finale was quite satisfying and the UFC delivered an entertaining night on free TV.

Last nights IFL event was tape delayed and broadcast on the same night. There were no edits, the pace was relaxed, and the fights were spectacular. Just what the IFL needed for their 2 hour FSN piece.

This week the guys were a little punchy. There was plenty of drama to behold in the house with Team Pulver and Team Penns going after each other. The fight was anti-climatic but the drama made up for it.

UFC Fight Night Live April 5th, 2007 came and went with a sigh. The night started decently but went downhill from there.

Sun Promotion sure knows how to throw a party. Dallas, Texas was the location and Pedro Rizzo was the executioner with 6722 people to view the spectacle. The fights were really good and the eye candy was in abundance. They had a different ring girl for each round and there was plenty of sweat and blood to appease the crowds. The behind-the-scenes was a little disorganized but the fights were in good order.

UFC 68 was a satifying experience. There were some surprises and there were some expectations met. Tonights theme was definitely “Rise of the Champions” as we saw all ex-UFC champions round back into form.

PRIDE 33 came and went with a bang. There were plenty of punches passed around and lots of surprises for everyone.

What an awesome night of fights in Houston. The production quality was top notch, the fights were first rate, and the two lightweights really lit up the night.,

The nights fights were great. There were two suprises but the rest of the fights went the way I expected them. I will be going over the televised fights but for a full run-down, you can see the live blog results over on Houston Brawl Sports since Steve Sievert of the Houston Chronicle was on-site covering the night.

UFC 66 was an awesome card. There were some great fights and even a couple surprises on the night that made the event worthwhile to watch.

The event lived up to it’s name but in a most unexpected way. It was George St. Pierre (GSP) who had bad intentions for Matt Hughes.

The Ultimate Fighter Finale was a lot better than I expected after a less than stellar year of “The Ultimate Fighter” TV series. Each fight that they showcased was action packed and gave the crowd plenty to cheer for.

This weeks episode was really fun. The fighters are going house crazy and the fighting action was a dominant ground display.

This week’s episode was the best one yet. There was plenty of house drama and even some drama from within the coaches.

This was the last week of the prelim’s before the quarter finals and there was no mystery about who was fighting: Jorge Rivera vs. Patrick Cote.

UFC 63 was an exciting event where the lightweights were featured heavily in both prelims and even in the televised matches. Some of the matches didn’t live up to expectations but the final main event was definitely worth the price of admission.

The fighters in the house are getting kind of prickly. Seems even the Pro fighters are just as susceptible to “House Fever” as the amateurs.

This weeks episode saw the drama in the house starting to build and two of the more veteran of the fighters go toe-to-toe with a surprising ending.

The house party is getting more interesting and the fights ending quicker. This week’s TUF4 was full of drama and bookended with a fight that ended way too quick.

There is not much to say about episode 3 except to mention that Chris Lytle is an animal and Pete Spratt had no chance whatsoever.