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The Uncut Sports Show – TUF 17 Finale Recap

Kevin and George from the Uncut Sports Show breakdown all of the action from this weekend’s Ultimate Fighter Season 17 Finale, including the main event of Urijah Faber vs Scott Jorgenson. In the main event of The Ultimate Fighter 17 Finale Urijah Faber forced Scott Jorgensen to tap out to a rear-naked choke in the fourth round of their bantamweight battle. What’s next for pretty boy Faber? Will he step up and fight Renan Barao?

Watch part two HERE (recap Gastelum vs. Hall), part three HERE (Browne vs. Gonzaga recap), and part four HERE (Zingano vs. Tate recap).

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Watch part two HERE (recap Gastelum vs. Hall), part three HERE (Browne vs. Gonzaga recap), and part four HERE (Zingano vs. Tate recap).

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Kevin and George from the Uncut Sports Show breakdown all of the action from this weekend’s Ultimate Fighter Season 17 Finale, including the surprise of the night when Kelvin Gastelum did the unthinkable to Uriah Hall. Gastelum used his wrestling background to consistently take down Hall and take away his most important weapon, his quickness. Kelvin Gastelum says the reason he won season 17 of The Ultimate Fighter (TUF) was because he wasn’t “scared” to bring the fight to Uriah Hall and was determined to keep the pressure on “Prime Time.” Next up? A possible drop to welterweight.

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Kevin and George from the Uncut Sports Show breakdwon all of the action from this weekend’s Ultimate Fighter Season 17 Finale, including the bout between Travis Browne and Gabriel Gonzaga. Travis Browne wanted it to be known he’s a striker. Well, OK then.
With six vicious elbows while he was clinched up along the cage, Browne (14-1-1 MMA, 5-1-1 UFC) put Gabriel Gonzaga (14-7 MMA, 9-6 UFC) out and just like that, raised his stock in the UFC’s heavyweight division. Who here believes that Kevin would take a punch from Browne for 20 grand? Would you?

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Kevin and George from the Uncut Sports Show break down all of the fights from this weekend’s Ultimate Fighter Season 17 Finale, including the fight of the night between Cat Zingano and Miesha Tate. If people didn’t know who Cat Zingano was before Saturday, they do now. Or they will very soon. Zingano (8-0 MMA, 1-0 UFC) stopped Miesha Tate (13-4 MMA, 0-1 UFC) with a third-round TKO victory, surviving a couple rough rounds with the former Strikeforce champion to rally for the win. Zingano was impressive and should be an interesting candidate to potentially challenge Ronda Rousey at the top of female MMA.

TUF 17 Finale Medical Suspensions See Sixteen Fighters Sentenced

A total of sixteen fighters received medical suspensions following this past weekends TUF 17 Finale: Faber vs. Jorgensen event. On Monday, the Nevada State Athletic Commission released the medical suspensions for the television event, leaving just eight of the twenty-four competitors without a sentence. Six-month suspensions were handed down to Miesha Tate and Collin Hart, […]

A total of sixteen fighters received medical suspensions following this past weekends TUF 17 Finale: Faber vs. Jorgensen event.

On Monday, the Nevada State Athletic Commission released the medical suspensions for the television event, leaving just eight of the twenty-four competitors without a sentence.

Six-month suspensions were handed down to Miesha Tate and Collin Hart, who could both be out for up to six months unless medically cleared by a physician.

The TUF 17 Finale took place on April 13, 2013 at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas, Nevada with the main card airing on FX, while the prelim card was split between Fuel TV and Facebook.

Also on the list of suspended fighters were headliners Uriah Faber and Scott Jorgensen, who both have to it out for a month for precautionary reasons.

Check out the full list of TUF 17 Finale medical suspensions, as posted by MMAWeekly.com, below:

Main Card (FX)

Urijah Faber: Suspended until May 14 with no contact until May 5 due to right hand pain.

Scott Jorgensen: Must have his right wrist x-rayed. If positive, then he needs an orthopedic doctor’s clearance. He faces a minimum suspension until May 14 with no contact prior to May 5.

Kelvin Gastelum: Must have right forearm x-rayed. If positive, then he needs an orthopedic doctor’s clearance. He faces a minimum suspension until May 14 with no contact prior to May 5.

Cat Zingano: Must have left hand x-rayed. If positive, then needs an orthopedic doctor’s clearance. She faces a minimum suspension until May 14 with no contact prior to May 5.

Miesha Tate: Must have ear, nose, and throat doctor’s clearance on her nose or she is suspended until Oct. 11. She faces a minimum suspension until June 13 with no contact prior to May 29.

Gabriel Gonzaga: Suspended until May 29 with no contact prior to May 14.

Bubba McDaniel: Suspended until May 29 with no contact prior to May 14.

Prelim Card (Fuel TV)

Kevin Casey: Suspended until June 13 with no contact prior to May 29.

Luke Barnatt: Suspended until May 29 with no contact prior to May 14 due to right eye laceration.

Collin Hart: Must have nasal fracture and left ankle cleared by a doctor or he is suspended until Oct. 11. He faces a minimum suspension until May 29 with no contact prior to May 14.

Jimmy Quinlan: Suspended until May 29 with no contact prior to May 14.

Bristol Marunde: Suspended until May 14 with no contact prior to May 5 due to a laceration.

Prelim Card (Facebook)

Cole Miller: Suspended until May 5 with no contact prior to April 29.

Maximo Blanco: Suspended until May 14 with no contact prior to May 5.

Sam Sicilia: Suspended until May 14 with no contact prior to May 5 due to right thumb injury and right eye laceration.

Justin Lawrence: Suspended until May 14 with no contact prior to April 29.

TUF 17 Finale Payroll Total’s $508,500 For Television Event

On Monday the payroll for this past weekends TUF 17 Finale: Faber vs. Jorgensen was released by the Nevada State Athletic Commission. A total of $508,500 was paid out to the events twenty-four competitors with headliner Urijah Faber earning top dollar with a $110,000 payout for his submission victory against Scott Jorgensen ($23,500). The next […]

On Monday the payroll for this past weekends TUF 17 Finale: Faber vs. Jorgensen was released by the Nevada State Athletic Commission.

A total of $508,500 was paid out to the events twenty-four competitors with headliner Urijah Faber earning top dollar with a $110,000 payout for his submission victory against Scott Jorgensen ($23,500). The next top earner was prelim fighter Cole Miller who earned $42,000 for his win over Bart Palaszewski ($15,000).

The TUF 17 Finale took place on April 13, 2013 at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas, Nevada with the main card airing on FX, while the prelims were split between Fuel TV and Facebook.

The figures listed below do not include income from undisclosed bonuses, money paid by sponsors, or “Fight Night” bonuses.

The TUF 17 Finale salaries, as listed my MMAWeekly.com, are as follows:

Main Card (FX)

Urijah Faber: $110,000 (includes $55,000 win bonus) def. Scott Jorgensen: $23,500
Kelvin Gastelum: $16,000 (includes $8,000 win bonus) def. Uriah Hall: $8,000
Cat Zingano: $14,000 (includes $7,000 win bonus) def. Miesha Tate: $28,000
Travis Browne: $40,000 (includes $20,000 win bonus) def. Gabriel Gonzaga: $24,000
Bubba McDaniel: $16,000 (includes $8,000 win bonus) def. Gilbert Smith: $8,000

Preliminary Card (Fuel TV)

Josh Samman: $16,000 (includes $8,000 win bonus) def. Kevin Casey: $8,000
Luke Barnatt: $16,000 (includes $8,000 win bonus) def. Collin Hart: $8,000
Dylan Andrews: $16,000 (includes $8,000 win bonus) def. Jimmy Quinlan: $8,000
Clint Hester: $16,000 (includes $8,000 win bonus) def. Bristol Marunde: $8,000

Preliminary Card (Facebook)

Cole Miller: $42,000 (includes $21,000 win bonus) def. Bart Palaszewski: $15,000
Maximo Blanco: $26,000 (includes $13,000 win bonus) def. Sam Sicilia: $8,000
Daniel Pineda: $26,000 (includes $13,000 win bonus) def. Justin Lawrence: $8,000

Travis Browne On His 71-Second Knockout Finish Over Gabriel Gonzaga

Travis Browne made a triumphant return to the Octagon at the TUF 17 Finale, KO’ing Gabriel Gonzaga with vicious elbows in the 1st round. Browne stopped by to talk with FUEL TV’s Heidi Androl about his rebound victory.

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Travis Browne made a triumphant return to the Octagon at the TUF 17 Finale, KO’ing Gabriel Gonzaga with vicious elbows in the 1st round. Browne stopped by to talk with FUEL TV’s Heidi Androl about his rebound victory.

The Ultimate Fighter Moves To FOX Sports 1, Premieres Sept. 4th

Press Release – LAS VEGAS – A new network, new day and time, new coaches and new captivating storylines. The Ultimate Fighter®, the Ultimate Fighting Championship’s® (UFC®) signature reality series, moves to FOX Sports 1, FOX Sports’ newly minted multi-sport national cable channel, when it returns in September. The series, featuring UFC® women’s bantamweight champion […]

Press Release – LAS VEGAS – A new network, new day and time, new coaches and new captivating storylines.

The Ultimate Fighter®, the Ultimate Fighting Championship’s® (UFC®) signature reality series, moves to FOX Sports 1, FOX Sports’ newly minted multi-sport national cable channel, when it returns in September. The series, featuring UFC® women’s bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey and challenger Cat Zingano as coaches, also moves to Wednesday evening at 10:00 PM ET where it anchors FS1′s prime time UFC programming block. FS1 launches Saturday, Aug. 17 and season 18 of The Ultimate Fighter premieres Wednesday, Sept. 4 (10:00 PM ET).

“Bringing The Ultimate Fighter to FOX Sports 1 is like adding a big bat to an exciting young lineup,” said Shanks. “TUF has jump-started the careers of dozens of fighters, many who have gone on to become UFC champions. It’s going to be a welcomed addition to FOX Sports 1, and the perfect anchor for our Wednesday prime time UFC block. We’re absolutely thrilled to have it.”

“Season 17 of The Ultimate Fighter just ended and it was the best season we’ve ever done,” said UFC® President Dana White. “Season 18 is going to be historic and groundbreaking with the first-ever women coaches, and men and women training and living together, and we’re excited to be airing it on the best new sports network in the country, FOX Sports 1.”

Earlier this year, UFC announced that Rousey, who defeated challenger Liz Carmouche in the UFC’s first women’s bout during UFC® 157, would serve as the first-ever woman coach on the series alongside the winner of today’s Miesha Tate vs. Cat Zingano No.1 contender fight.

Moments ago Zingano defeated Miesha Tate by TKO in round three at The Ultimate Fighter Finale event in Las Vegas.

Together Rousey and Zingano will mentor male and female bantamweight (135 lbs) fighters – living and training together – vying for the title of The Ultimate Fighter and a six-figure contract with the UFC.

TUF MOVES TO FOX SPORTS 1

“Having the opportunity to help fighters kick off their careers – especially the women – is an amazing experience,” said Rousey. “I’ve had the chance to be a guest on past episodes, and I felt the passion, determination and commitment these fighters bring to the sport. I can’t wait to start coaching this next history-making season on this exciting new network.”

The Ultimate Fighter, which debuted in 2005, has launched the careers of more than 100 UFC fighters and has produced past champions such as Forrest Griffin, Rashad Evans, Michael Bisping and Matt Serra. Bantamweights were most recently featured on The Ultimate Fighter 14, when John Dodson emerged as the season’s winner.

At launch, FOX Sports 1 is available in over 90 million homes, making this the biggest sports cable network launch in history, and one of the largest network launches ever. It boasts nearly 5,000 hours of live event, news and original programming annually. In addition to TUF 18, over the course of the year FS1′s Wednesday night UFC programming includes live fight events; UFC TONIGHT, the weekly authority for UFC news and information; and the best library programs.

Jon Jones And Chael Sonnen Square Off At The TUF 17 Finale

Jon Jones and Chael Sonnen spoke with Jon Anik during the TUF 17 Finale. While Sonnen was more than willing to talk about their upcoming fight at UFC 159, “Bones” wasn’t quite as eager as his opponent.

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Jon Jones and Chael Sonnen spoke with Jon Anik during the TUF 17 Finale. While Sonnen was more than willing to talk about their upcoming fight at UFC 159, “Bones” wasn’t quite as eager as his opponent.