Comments on: The Ultimate Fighter 7: Week 7 Recap

By: STEVEO

STEVEO — Fri, 16 May 2008 13:58:37 +0000

Yarbourough might as well just drop out not sure who he fought to get in but I am not impressed. Schultz is basically a brawler, the guy had ZERO ground game, he just kissed any chance at the UFC he had good bye. I don’t think Harris is a bad fighter, I just think he could be like a brock lesnar, great physique strong as hell, just needs some polish. I didn’t like rampage either before all this started or to be honest forrest all that much either. However they both genuinely care about there fighters from not only a coaches perspective but as people too and as a coach and a US soldier I really respect that and hope these two go out and put on a show and have a great fight. I am also with girlygirl, other than Jeremy May I think everyone on this cast has shown heart and the drive not only to win but to get better. I do think on this show they are doing more focusing on the fighting rather than all the extra curicular BS in previous seasons. I am enjoying this season.

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By: GirlyGirl

GirlyGirl — Fri, 16 May 2008 12:33:05 +0000

I completely agree with kom34 – this season there seems to be a lot more heart as far as both the fighters AND the coaches go. In previous seasons the fighters didn’t seem to care as much (which is why so many seemed to leave) and the coaches cared more about their own fight and their own egos. What this season lacks in talent, they make up for in heart.

By: kom34

kom34 — Fri, 16 May 2008 04:06:29 +0000

i think they aren’t doing that bad as coaches. it seems to me like all of their fighters want to get in there and fight for their coaches. in past seasons you always heard about some fighters hating their coaches. plus i dont think you can do worse than ken shamrock as a coach.

By: mr. Green

mr. Green — Fri, 16 May 2008 01:16:14 +0000

Jackson is no Coach,, just a lucky street fighter and i think he is going down just like his litter buddy Harris did last night…….just a bunch of lip…..(Rampage calls Harris his “mini-me” because he fights like him) not impressed

By: mr. Green

mr. Green — Fri, 16 May 2008 01:08:06 +0000

this season is weak ,, but i am gald that Team Forest is leading the way and i do believe that Forest will do the same when they fight,,,,i’am not worried about Rampage
replying back to this because i know he cant read…

By: Morey

Morey — Thu, 15 May 2008 22:55:15 +0000

Harris was too one dimensional and wouldn’t change his gameplan mid fight. Amir started to figure out that when he kicked him away he came charging head down as fast as possible for the takedown. It was just a matter of time before he could connect with a knee. Amir showed a lot of heart in that fight.

For an experienced kickboxer Shultz didn’t look that technically impressive. Big looping right hand that he cocked before he threw. And when he lost form he was throwing it with all upper body, not leg or hip momentum. I don’t think either of those guys have a shot at winning it.

By: STEVEO

STEVEO — Thu, 15 May 2008 16:24:28 +0000

harris didnt do much…. not impressed. You can pick someone up and drop them but then if you just lay on top of them your not going to win the fight. For many of these guys tehy need to stop worrying about winning the fight so much as making a lasting impression. Even if they dont win it they can come out of this and still make it but they have to stop thinking that just cause they do win they are automatically a world champ or something. ITS A TV SHOW!

By: Scooby Doo

Scooby Doo — Thu, 15 May 2008 15:01:07 +0000

this season is weak ,why did they you get fighters who don’t coach to coach? I liked the fact that they had to fight to get on the show. Keep that new perspective ,but put fighters or coaches that can coach to go up against each other skill wise. the first fight yawn indeed second fight had some excitement ,but it got a little stagnent but it ended with a good knee.

By: PooPooPlatter

PooPooPlatter — Thu, 15 May 2008 14:23:28 +0000

All Harris really did was take Sadollah down and hold him there. *yawn*

For a semi-amatuer, Sadollah didn’t do half bad against an experienced Harris!