The Ultimate Fighter: Team Rampage vs. Team Forrest was the seventh season of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) produced reality television series The Ultimate Fighter, and premiered on April 2, 2008 on Spike TV, after UFC Fight Night 13. Unlike several other seasons which focused on two weight classes, season 7 featured only Middleweight fighters (171-185 lb).
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September 30, 2010
#1
Review by P. Mann
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In this, the seventh season of The Ultimate Fighter, the rules have changed slightly. Rather than inviting sixteen fighters into the house, the UFC invites thirty-two fighters, informing them that they have been paired up and will have to fight for the right to enter the house and be on the show. Thus, the number of scheduled fights more than doubles for this season (from 14 to 31, not counting the finals). We don’t get to see all of the preliminary bouts, though there is some excellent action, including a brutal knockout, in the bouts that are shown.
As usual, the fighters destroy the house, get on each other’s nerves, and proclaim their intention to hurt each other when the fights arrive. The fights, following the same tried-and-true formula as previous seasons, were generally better than most of those in the earlier seasons. The coaches, Quinton “Rampage” Jackson and Forrest Griffin, seem to get along with each other for the most part, removing the animosity that characterized previous seasons. (You decide for yourself whether that’s better.)
Perhaps the biggest drawback is that we do not get to know the fighters as well as in previous seasons. Since they are mostly unknown to wide audiences, the chance to get to learn more about them is especially helpful.
One final point of interest: The main event of the final show features Evan Tanner in his final fight before his untimely death.
September 30, 2010
#2
Review by Ruth A. Cantrell
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I bought this for a friend who is a huge Amir Sadollah fan. I opened it and watched it before I gave it to her (she didn’t mind) and was very pleased with it. There is lots of extra material. I particularly loved the interviews conducted during the casting sessions. Anyone who is a big fan of any of the fighters should definitely buy this!
September 30, 2010
#3
Review by S. K. Denovan
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As always great viewing, enjoy the extras. And finding out about the fighters. I think if you love the UFC you can’t not love this series. Seeing top fighters like Rampage & Forrest coaching, is great. They have fun giving each other a hard time, but being both very competitive there are always some serious moments.
September 30, 2010
#4
Review by John D. Martin
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Anyone who’s a UFC fan will love this season. Lots of twists and surprises, and It’s awesome to see season 1 winner Forrest Griffin as one of the coaches!! Lots of action and drama!
September 30, 2010
#5
Review by Michael W. Gilmore
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Another good season of The Ultimate Fighter from Spike TV. Being a huge Griffin & Rampage fan i enjoyed this alot and thought it was an improvement on season 6 with some great fights and a fantastic finale.
A must see for UFC fans!