Episode No. 10 of “The Ultimate Fighter: U.S. vs. U.K.” opens with the remaining eight fighters being paired up for the semifinals.
While opposing coaches Dan Henderson and Michale Bisping can’t agree on the lightweight matchups, and Team U.S.’s Cameron Dollar throws another wrinkle in the mix by saying he’d like to fight teammate Jason Dent.
UFC President Dana White is intrigued by the idea of teammates fighting, guaranteeing an all Team U.S. vs. Team U.K. finale. The coaches don’t feel the same, and White refuses to tip his hand until the final moment.
Henderson offers his boss a less than flattering gesture at the evening’s fight announcements as he senses a potential teammate vs. teammate semifinal. In the end, it’s not to be, and each fighter will face an opponent from the opposite team.
Episode No.10 recap
Episode No. 10 of “The Ultimate Fighter: U.S. vs. U.K.” opens with the remaining eight fighters being paired up for the semifinals. While opposing coaches Dan Henderson and Michale Bisping can’t agree on the lightweight matchups, and Team U.S.’s Cameron Dollar throws another wrinkle in the mix by saying he’d like to fight teammate Jason…
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