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Revision as of 15:21, August 6, 2009
The Ultimate Fighter is a reality TV show on Spike. The premise of the show is to find a new UFC fighter. However, due to violence and some language, it may not be appropriate for children.
List of Champions
Note: Some fighters may have moved up or down a weight class after winning on the show. Examples include Diego Sanchez and Rashad Evans.
| Season | Division | Fighter |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Middleweight | Diego Sanchez |
| 1 | Light Heavyweight | Forrest Griffin |
| 2 | Welterweight | Joe Stevenson |
| 2 | Heavyweight | Rashad Evans |
| 3 | Middleweight | Kendall Grove |
| 3 | Light Heavyweight | Michael Bisping |
| 4 | Welterweight | Matt Serra |
| 4 | Middleweight | Travis Lutter |
| 5 | Lightweight | Nathan Diaz |
| 6 | Welterweight | Mac Danzig |
| 7 | Middleweights | Amir Sadollah |
| 8 | Lightweight | Efrain Escudero |
| 8 | Light Heavyweight | Ryan Bader |
| 9 | Lightweight | Ross Pearson |
| 9 | Welterweight | James Wilks |
Other Notable Alummni
Season 1
- Kenny Florian-Middleweight runner-up, #1 Lightweight contender
- Stephan Bonnar-Light Heavyweight Runner-Up, the only runner-up to also receive the six-figure contract
- Josh Koscheck-#3 Middleweight contender
Season 2
- Keith Jardine-Top Light Heavyweight contender
- Melvin Guillard-Lightweight fighter
- Seth Petruzelli-The only man to defeat Kimbo Slice