THE ULTIMATE FIGHTER FRIDAYS PREMIERE RECAP AND RESULTS | UFC NEWS

Welcome to the End of the Weak. The 16th season of the Ultimate Fighting Championship organization’s famed reality television show kicked off Friday evening on FX, as 16 of the most talented unsigned welterweight (170 lbs) fighters took their first step towards achieving their dream of receiving a six-figure contract with the UFC.
In the exciting two-hour premiere of The Ultimate Fighter Fridays, viewers were treated to 16 exciting fights, previously taped at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas, as 32 fighters vied for a coveted spot on the series. The winners, now official cast members, earned their way into The Ultimate Fighter® house where cameras documented their activity in and out of the Octagon over a span of six weeks.
The series resumes next Friday, September 20, on FX at 10 p.m. ET/PT (check local listings for Central and Mountain Time) with the second episode of its 12-week run.
Below are the premiere episode match-ups and results:
Dom Waters d. Kevin Nowaczyk – TKO, 1rd, 0:32
Michael Hill d. Lev Magen – TKO, 1rd, 1:27
Bristol Marunde d. George Lockhart – Sub (via guillotine), 1rd, 2:23
Mike Ricci d. Jason South – TKO, 1rd, 1:50
Julian Lane d. Diego Bautista – Unanimous decision
Igor Araujo d. Cortez Coleman – Sub (via triangle choke), 3rd (victory round), 3:16
James Chaney d. Jerel Clark – Sub (via triangle choke), 1rd, 1:30
Cameron Diffley d. Zane Kamaka – Sub (via armbar), 1rd, 1:37
Neil Magny d. Frank Camacho – Unanimous decision
Jon Manley d. Ricky Legere, Jr. – Unanimous decision
Colton Smith d. Jesse Barrett – Unanimous decision
Matt Secor d. Max Griffin – Sub (via triangle choke), 3rd (victory round), 2:55
Eddy Ellis d. David Michaud – Sub (via arm triangle), 2rd, 4:29
Joey Rivera d. Saad Awad – Majority decision
Nic Herron-Webb d. Tim Rubert – Sub (via armbar), 1rd, 4:17
Sam Alvey d. Leo Kuntz – TKO, 1rd, 0:47
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I am so glad that they went back to the old format.I hated that live crap with John Anik.I guess its back to the ESPN sport desk for Anik
I enjoyed it, its way better than last season for sure.
My friend Jon made it in the house! Didnt even get to see much cause it was alot of grappling and they cut alot out.. Dana was talking shit but Legere was just trying to wrestle the whole time I guess .. But whateverJon got the decision win and he is in the house! Also got picked to be on Team Nelson..