Best Ultimate Fighter Coach

[sandywh]

Originally Posted by thecoylewis

Any idea who holds the LHW belt in EliteXC. Cung Le and Shamrock are middleweights.

Robbie Lawler

[Brutus]

Originally Posted by sandywh

Robbie Lawler

I thought Lawler was a MW over there and lost the title for not defending it?

Originally Posted by TC

tito says that the Machida fight will be his last fight in the UFC, and he will never fight for the UFC again as long as Dana White owns it. I think Tito will go to EliteXC/Strikeforce. His next fight after machida will probably be against frank shamrock.

I'd love to see the rematch of that but god please disconnect all internet, television, radio, cancel the newspaper and hug-a-grams cause i dont think i could handle the about of shit talking that will go on. One or the other is enough but if they fight each other again and i hear the diarrhea that spews from their mouths, i may spontaneously combust.

[sandywh]

Originally Posted by Brutus

I thought Lawler was a MW over there and lost the title for not defending it?

OK, I reread the question - EXC doesn't have a MW Champ yet.
They only have 2 title holders right now. (that i know of)
KJ Noons - LW
Robbie Lawler - MW (Lawler forfeited the ICON MW belt)

Shields has been line up for 2 WW belts, but Pyle pussed and didn't resign and then Shields got injured prior to the Ficket Fight

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I'd love to see TUF bring in actual coaches and Staff for a season
like Cesar Gracie v. AKA or something.

[earle]

Yup, Lawler is the Elite XC MW champ, he lost the ICON MW belt for not defending.

[Ramma]

Originally Posted by Palma

he just got stuck with a bunch of shitty guys because Jens fucked him with the evaluations.

How did Jens fuck BJ in the evaluations? Maybe I am forgetting something, but the only dick thing that happened in the evaluations was BJ Penn saying "Raise you hand if you want me, and nothing to do with Jens Pulver."

And BJ, at most, was the 3rd best coach (which I wouldn't even call him that)... Tito and Jens gave a hell of a lot more about their guys and both were actually successful.

And IMO, BJ got the best guy in Joe Lauzon.


And, I would call Serra the 3rd best coach if it weren't for the fact that he was more focused on beating Hughes than his team's success. His heart was completely in the wrong place.

Not to mention him lying right to his fighters' faces and screwing them over:

-I'm not going to coach either of my fighters.... oh I can't do that..it would be too hard -tear drop- excuse me a second as I secretly go coach the guys I WANT to win....



Serra had a better team more than anything else.

[Dimson]

Serra was definitely the best coach over all in the history of TUF. Not only did he become his teams coach/corner man. When clearly he had no obligation to do so. Then he took his team and dominiated Hughes' team in TUF 6. Yeah he didn't get anyone in the finals but all of his guys dominated in the finale. And all of Serra's team is still under contract with the UFC and you can only say that about 3 or Hughes' fighters.

[POINDEXTER]

Serra first, and then Tito. I unfortunately didn't see the season with Penn so I can't comment.

[TriangleChoke]

Originally Posted by Ramma

How did Jens fuck BJ in the evaluations? Maybe I am forgetting something, but the only dick thing that happened in the evaluations was BJ Penn saying "Raise you hand if you want me, and nothing to do with Jens Pulver."

Yea you are forgetting something--how Jens ran the fighters like fucking dogs before they were to go into BJ's evaluation. The guys were so tired from Jens working the fuck out of them that they werent worth a shit for BJ's evaluation.

THATS how Jens fucked bj in the evaluations

[neonatural45]

Chuck was the best coach for sure


look who he coached against, Randy who is supposedly one of the best coaches in mma and his team destroyed theirs. Look who Tito coached against, the only bad thing Chuck did was pick Southworth first.

[johnny]

i have to say tito first, i mean he Coached Rory Singer to a win, he just seems to have great insight into what to do and when it should be done.