By: Jake Rossen Jun, 20, 2009

Up Next: Chris Lytle vs. Kevin Burns
Lytle is durable, well-rounded, and can make good fighters look ineffective, but I’m not entirely convinced there’s a lot of suspense to his career. He can’t beat anyone on a high level, and if he hasn’t “peaked” in the ten years he’s been competing, it’s not likely to happen now. He’ll beat Burns, but whether that means anything is open to debate....

By: Jake Rossen Jun, 20, 2009

Up Next: Ross Pearson vs. Andre Winner
Whoever loses, Michael Bisping wins: both Pearson and Winner are Brits, which means UK team coach Bisping can get bragging rights regardless of the outcome. (Fortunately, he’s modest about these sorts of things.) Some unfortunate handicapping comes courtesy of Winner himself, who told the Sun...

By: Jake Rossen Jun, 20, 2009
Keep refreshing this page for the latest from tonight's "Ultimate Fighter: Team US vs. Team UK" finale. It's xenophobia brought to you by "Rob Zombie's Halloween II."

Up Next: Joe Stevenson vs. Nate Diaz
Until Sean Sherk fights...

By: Jake Rossen Jun, 20, 2009
When “The Ultimate Fighter” premiered in 2005, fandom could barely conceal distain for what it perceived were a bunch of reality TV tomato cans, flash-frozen and easily consumed by veterans.

As it turns out, the show has spawned two light heavyweight champions, several legitimate contenders and one returning veteran (Matt Serra) who...