Has this season of TUF changed your mind on the Coaches?

[neonatural45]

I really liked both guys before and after the show

[scottsec]

Pulver is a stand up guy. No bullshit. I lost a little respect for BJ though. That whole wang deal was kinda lame. BJ was just pissed that Dana gave him shit so he took it out on wang..imo. Kinda unprofessional. Wang is a Wang but still BJ couldve handled that better imo. Hes still pretty cool but i think Pulver is the man.

[strife]

Originally Posted by scottsec

Pulver is a stand up guy. No bullshit. I lost a little respect for BJ though. That whole wang deal was kinda lame. BJ was just pissed that Dana gave him shit so he took it out on wang..imo. Kinda unprofessional. Wang is a Wang but still BJ couldve handled that better imo. Hes still pretty cool but i think Pulver is the man.

Have to understand though he had a talk with Wang before the fight on a gameplan, and Wang told him he would listen and carry out the plan. When the fight started Wang completely ignored BJ, didn't listen to a word he said from the corner and looked like a little bitch after the fight...deservingly. I'm not sure I'd want a liar and someone unwilling to listen to my instruction on my team either, that'd get me extremelly heated. And that was only the fight, I'm pretty sure BJ wasn't just referencing that when he gave ole Wang the GTFO card....but other stuff in the gym too. Maybe some people were trying to mimic Wang's attitude for not listening and BJ had to throw him out to get his team's attention once again. Especially after Dana told him to lock it up.

[Bull City Madman]

Jens Pulver is the man! Jens won a tough fight the first time. Period. He said it himself, "I was getting my ass kicked the first two rounds and I knew I had to step it up and thats what I did." Enough said. Nevermind the fact he has been with the Miletich camp for going on 7 years. He has kept getting better since they're last fight.The bottom line is BJ is a great fighter but really hasn't shown me he's getting better. As a trainer I think he let his hate for Jens cloud his judgement in regards to his fighters. They're the ones the show was about and they're the ones who suffered the most. Don't believe me, look at the outcome. GO MILETICH!

Originally Posted by strife

Have to understand though he had a talk with Wang before the fight on a gameplan, and Wang told him he would listen and carry out the plan. When the fight started Wang completely ignored BJ, didn't listen to a word he said from the corner and looked like a little bitch after the fight...deservingly. I'm not sure I'd want a liar and someone unwilling to listen to my instruction on my team either, that'd get me extremelly heated. And that was only the fight, I'm pretty sure BJ wasn't just referencing that when he gave ole Wang the GTFO card....but other stuff in the gym too. Maybe some people were trying to mimic Wang's attitude for not listening and BJ had to throw him out to get his team's attention once again. Especially after Dana told him to lock it up.

[scottsec]

Originally Posted by strife

Have to understand though he had a talk with Wang before the fight on a gameplan, and Wang told him he would listen and carry out the plan. When the fight started Wang completely ignored BJ, didn't listen to a word he said from the corner and looked like a little bitch after the fight...deservingly. I'm not sure I'd want a liar and someone unwilling to listen to my instruction on my team either, that'd get me extremelly heated. And that was only the fight, I'm pretty sure BJ wasn't just referencing that when he gave ole Wang the GTFO card....but other stuff in the gym too. Maybe some people were trying to mimic Wang's attitude for not listening and BJ had to throw him out to get his team's attention once again. Especially after Dana told him to lock it up.

well if he wouldve gotten rid of wang on his own fine, but he did it after dana gave him shit..

[ZackUFC]

no it didnt change my mind at all

but if u watched TUF3
that really changed my mind about tito ortiz

[dan the man 67]

I think that both of the coaches did excellent jobs, and they both handled themselves well.

The only thing that caught my attention is when they mentioned that Lauzon had beaten Jens in the past - it sort of made him lose some credibilty as being a coach in my eyes. Sort of clouds the view of the whole teacher-student persona. Was I the only one to think this?

[RaiderRob71]

I like how BJ really got in the ring and mixed it up with the guys.

[Pythonfighter14]

Originally Posted by dan the man 67

The only thing that caught my attention is when they mentioned that Lauzon had beaten Jens in the past - it sort of made him lose some credibilty as being a coach in my eyes. Sort of clouds the view of the whole teacher-student persona. Was I the only one to think this?

Not really for me. but what it did make me think about was taht Jens was either really losing his edge, or lauzon is just amazing. I now think its a lil bit of both.