Mandaloniz and Richie both thought Matt Serra played favorites by spending more time preparing George Sotiropoulis and Matt Arroyo. From what they showed on TV, it definately looked that way, but they were both stupid for not training with Matt Hughes. People would pay big bucks to train with Hughes and these two dummies just passed it up.

Apparently their love for Matt Serra and camaraderie for their team was too much to take advantage of training with one of the greatest fighters in UFC. Funny that Serra hearing about their little egos didn't even give a crap.

First fight, Matt Arroyo vs Troy Mandaloniz,  Arroyo once again showed good ground game by submitting Mandaloniz with a quick armbar from sidemount. Even though he took the fight to the ground pretty quick, he showed some glimpses of some composed standup game.

Second fight, gool ol Richie Hightower actually gave a hard time to George Sotiropoulis for the first minute or so but then just as every one expected George easily submitted him shortly after it hit the ground with, my personal favorite, kimura from north-south position.

DRUM ROLL, please...........and teh real WINNAH of the show is? Richie Hightower of course! He was so happy about losing... 

He self-proclaimed himself as someone that belongs in UFC and can definately hang at that level. MMA NINJA Please! His only accomplishments are beating Blake Bowman, another person who didn't belong on the show and getting easily beaten by George.

Joe Silva, Zuffa, this one is for you, make it happen...Richie Hightower vs Luke Cummo. Getting KTFO by the weirdest Ultimate Fighter alumni out there may possibly bring Richie back to reality of just not being that good at MMA. Did the show editors told him to act just like Danny Abbadi, the quintessential ultimate fighter, did after losing? Who knows, but the fight would be entertaining just because a LOT of people would be happy watching a good beating of Richie.