Ufc - tuf 17

[dj1470]

I stopped watching the show in the last few years because of all the made up drama and BS but...........

Uriah Hall
30 years old
Jamaican immigrant to USA
ROC and Bellator veteran

Remember the name - most vicious KO I have ever seen in MMA

http://www.mmajunkie.com/news/2013/02/video-the-tuf-17-knockout-heard-round-the-web-spoiler

Spinning hook back kick hybrid thing and sent the poor kid he fought to the CAT/PET scan in an ambulance

Hall said to Sonnen seconds after the KO, "Oh my God, I hope I didn't kill the guy"

Dana White quiped, "Someone make sure my company insurance is up to date"

 

[tagboy]

Yeah, it was nice to see Hall apologize to Cella and went up to him to hug him.

Even though, Hall was regarded as the favourite, Cella took the fight to him and was aggressive.

In the end, Hall's talent was too much for Cella. Impressive knockout.

I had a small interest in TUF before. But this season with Bones and Sonnen going at it has made me want to tune in.

 

[The Oracle]

This season is the best there has been since the first two or three.

Bringing the families in for the first round too see who got into the house was a great idea.

We got too see another side to the fighters which resonates more with the audience.

A lot of these guys are really hardship cases that are at the end of their rope both mentally and financially.

the camera work seems different as well. Has more of a documentary feel to it or so I thought anyways.

And of course there is Chael. Although somewhat subdued so far, you expect a witty retort at any given moment.

I'm back and will watch the remainder of the season now.