TUF CHAMPIONS | Fighters of the Roundtable Series Premiere!

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In the series premiere of FIGHTERS OF THE ROUNDTABLE, former TUF winners Forrest Griffin, Rashad Evans, Michael Bisping, Matt Serra and Julianna Peña sit down to discuss their experiences on the reality competition series, which lead them to become UFC Champions, and their full-circle journey back to The Ultimate Fighter as coaches.
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@jimmyrodriguez5670 Рік тому

We need more of this. The UFC needs to realize that there are plenty of us who actually care about the fighters and not just the fights.

@imAdolff Рік тому

🤣🤣you're a joke

@charles-antoinecote7933 Рік тому

Agree Brother

@m_wizzle Рік тому

They provide their fighters with more tools to succeed than any other MMA promotion. The PI and all it offers, chances to be involved in broadcasts in many ways, UKposts and other social media efforts like this (stuff all over Fight Pass), shows like Embedded that give us insight into the fighters’ personalities, and a promotional machine that propels the fighters forward even after they’ve left the UFC.

@bigdawgg1456 Рік тому

@@m_wizzle found Dana's burner

@sleeperagent2594 Рік тому

@@m_wizzle far from great

@sammygee2387 Рік тому

This is truly special. Every warrior on that table was a contestant, a coach, and a UFC champion. The grit and determination is inspirational… I hope to see more in the future!

@benncannon458 Рік тому

I'm waiting for Rush to serve dessert, so they get get the full experience

@benncannon458 Рік тому

I hope the Bad Guy comes out in a chefs hat, hopped up on Ambien, and knocks them out. Chael wins.

@benncannon458 Рік тому

Serra got dummied in the rematch.

@benncannon458 Рік тому

Mike's fade is on point 👉

@Legendman234 Рік тому

100%

@ziahamm1603 Рік тому

Bisping went from being a massive heel to one of the most beloved fighters in the sport. He did us Brits proud 🇬🇧 well done lad 👏

@SlimPug 5 місяців тому

Yeah I hated him on season 3 because he would constantly fk with matt hamill, then they gave him the decision over hamill when he clearly lost, then the way he acted towards jorge after he beat him, but he made up for all that, tough guy.

@ziahamm1603 5 місяців тому

@SlimPug to be fair Jorge talked a lot of shit about his family which was out of line. But yeah to spit at them wasn't nice either.

@harrycammock6051 5 місяців тому

You proud of him leaving the UK to go live in the US? He's a traitor to his people and im not even british

@adamhigh9884 5 місяців тому

He did that about 5 times. And that was just TUF 3. One of a kind character.

@CaptainCritical 5 місяців тому

he immediately apologised tho @@ziahamm1603

@samcornwell8645 Рік тому

Rashads transformation is so dope. This man went from cocky young fighter to enlightened middle aged man, and its beautiful to see. I want so much more of this. I love hearing fighters talk about what it was like, what it is like, and what it might be like.

@300blkreepin Рік тому

Agreed i hated him like i did Bisbing note that i am also older I like them both and am now a current fan of all fighters. Some i like more than others but i don’t dislike any

@samcornwell8645 Рік тому

@@300blkreepin I agree man, I'm definitely a bigger fan of certain fighters now, but ultimately anybody who steps in the octagon has my respect. Paddy is one of my favs right now though, that post octagon speech really hit close to home the other night.

@Art-Sin Рік тому

Cocky?? Confident.

@juncearyoutube3336 Рік тому

He was never cocky, he wouldn't just shy away of confrontation and he was witty and cool, but he wasn't arrogant or anything.

@fiselled Рік тому

rashad smokes a lot of pot and does psychedelics so he's pretty enlightened

@doc5815 Рік тому

Please please please more stuff like this, really love legends sitting around the table and just talking mixed martial arts, nothing better!

@eliminator173 Рік тому

Its the first in a new series.

@pauldavis5665 Рік тому

They should do one featuring all the GOAT's at a table. Jon Jones, Anderson Silva, GSP, Khabib, and Nunes.

@doc5815 Рік тому

@@pauldavis5665 agree mate, imagine one day we say jones and dc actually sit down kind of the way shaq and Kobe did and just let it all out, wishful thinking though I thinking with those two lol

@omarihoward8168 Рік тому

Pena is NOT A LEGEND.

@FRLLI. Рік тому

I saw Rashad and I clicked immediately. He was the reason I started competing in MMA. I switched from boxing for 9 years because I saw him head kick Sean Salmon in a highlight reel online by accident in my dorm in 2008. It was so badass that I went down the wormhole of mma fights on youtube. I fell in love with the sport and found a BJJ gym. Back then it was more difficult to find a legit coach so I ended up having to drive 47 miles one way 3 days a week around a Job and college. But it was worth it for sure. Thank You to everyone on the panel for all the fights over the years you competed in and entertaining us. . You're all legends. Rashad vs Rampage was my favorite season as well.

@jacksdad734 Рік тому

Howd it feel seeing him win a couple months ago for the first time in a long time?

@FRLLI. Рік тому

@@jacksdad734 Honestly it was awesome once it was over in my opinion. He fought a great fight too. When I found out he was going to compete after the last few fights he had and the time off I was a little concerned. I know what this sport does to your body and I've only been stopped once due to headshots and ive had a few gym zingers while sparring . I still deal with headaches and dizziness on occasion. I can only imagine the damage the elite endure, So id hate to see one of my idols in the sport get hurt when I believe his best Years are behind him. Rashad is a legend but also has a great presence out of the octagon, he is a great commentator and analyst.

@mmaquickgems2102 Рік тому

Left a foot imprint on sean lol

@plymouthrock5281 Рік тому

Shame, he cheated and took steroids

@TheActiveLifeLived Рік тому

He became vegan/fruitarian....what a dumb move...

@thoughtgardener4492 Рік тому

This was absolutely timeless. Mad love for each of these champions.

@profightsinfo Рік тому

I thoroughly enjoyed this, hope to see more dinners like this with different groups.

@coewhat Рік тому

Dinners that no one eats.

@Troll_the_Trolls Рік тому

I think that's the plan and agreed

@ableton909 Рік тому

Calling Serra a champ is a stretch 🤣🤣

@007oskari Рік тому

@@ableton909 it literally is a stretch in zero ways. He ko ed GSP and dana wrapped the shiny golden belt around his pizza loving belly. Nothing suspect nothing controversial, the dude was a ufc champion and that's not an opinion 😂😂

@Sir1626 Рік тому

The fact that Forrest was a late replacement because someone got kicked out for smoking weed is NUTS. This roundtable was an absolute pleasure to listen to.

@raymondduplessis3491 Рік тому

Definitely. The story Rashad told about their car ride home listening to that song was pretty cool too.

@SportsUniqueFootage Рік тому

I literally could not recognize Forrest Griffin. Lost a lot of weight, good for him haha

@michaelbanks2401 Рік тому

Rumor has it Nate Diaz flipped coin at the airport to decide if he was going to go.

@emailj1m Рік тому

It’s kind of cool to think about the people at this table, Peña, Serra, and Bisping all pulled off the greatest upsets of all time in history to win the belt, Forest himself also got two great upsets against Shogun and Rampage where he won the belt, and Rashad finished Forest for the belt himself EDIT: I don’t consider Rashad’s win over forest for the belt an upset, the odds at the time had them near even and Rashad was 12-0-1 coming off the Chuck KO

@ItNeverBeganBuddyBoyo Рік тому

Rashad also beat bisping at 205

@Priceluked Рік тому

Forrest beating Rampage was not on the level of Serra vs Pierre or Pena vs Nunes but it was the biggest upset win possibly in the 205 division that I can think of.

@floatinggoose9197 Рік тому

@@Priceluked Rich beating Chuck?

@adrianvela Рік тому

How about holy holm dawg

@juviegill2080 Рік тому

Rashad earned everything! They did not want him to win. He fought so much through that show they put the odds against him.

@oista1987 Рік тому

I think this entire interview is incredible. Even more incredible is how we often forget how great Rashad was. Two of the other four legends at this table he has wins over. Hats off.

@jonjohnson1978. 5 місяців тому

True, though i thought he lost to bisping who in turn i thought lost to matt hamill 😅

@brandocommando4459 5 місяців тому

@jonjohnson1978. Well, Matt Hamill did really beat him. In my eyes the biggest robbery I've ever seen

@Veteran94s Рік тому

Forest is such a humble man much respect to him he's done so much for the sport

@Browser404 Рік тому

I love the mutual respect everyone has for Forrest and it's well deserved. That fight was monumental to the UFC being where it is right now. There isn't a single fighter on the roster that doesn't owe him respect for that reason alone. What's great is that he is still involved within the UFC and didn''t keep fighting way past his prime etc etc And if anything.. he just comes across like the nicest guy ever. Happy for that guy

@hhiippiittyy Рік тому

Props to Stephan Bonnar while we're at it. That fight was lightning in a can. A celestial event. Fucking epic.

@owenbigdinthelee9752 Рік тому

"I lied to my own mother" 🤣🤣🤣 he's a company man thru and thru

@mustafajoseph134 Рік тому

Hopefully Bonnar is alright. Been a rough deal. You can see the drain on Forrest as well.

@dukesoffranks2718 Рік тому

I think forest has some dirt on Dana. The only dude who actually is getting a paycheck.

@CombatSportsNerd Рік тому

18:27 And one of the most bad ass aspects of Mr. Griffin is the fact that even though he’s totally a nice guy he clearly knows how to flip the switch when necessary. He understands on a pretty deep level that at the end of the day this is a sport where you beat the shit out of people for money. Dude really managed to find the perfect balance between fight mode and chill mode

@TheFightArchives Рік тому

Big up bisping, always good to see retired fighters still doing well in the game even when it's not fighting anymore, respect 👊🏻

@Csibu89 Рік тому

Staying relevant as a great commentator, interviewer, getting ever better at those putting in the work just like when he was fighting. He is such a great character, that shines thru anything he does, he is hilarious in his podcasts.

@kjax0630 Рік тому

So great to see the humble respect for Forrest.

@Thulgore 6 місяців тому

Literally, he and Stephan put on the fight that needed to happen...........and they did it. It's still an amazing fight. It was two guys that had some skill and just went all in. And they both had competing and yet similar personalities on the show.

@cooky1875 Рік тому

Me and my mate was watching tuf1 back in the day we were only young teens at the time and since that day I stopped following all sports and became full time mma fan. Now I’m in my thirties, thanks Forrest and Stephan 🙏🙏🙏

@Kevin102685b Рік тому

Same story here. Never watched or cared about any other sport after the Forrest bonnar fight

@iAdvancedU Рік тому

Whoever thought of this idea, is a Genius. This is amazing, More Please! 👑✅

@d-bones5936 Рік тому

It’s perfect, I think they only forgot kamaru tho

@BadselS Рік тому

WWE

@robwright2965 Рік тому

@@BadselS this is just like wwe table for 3

@JD_13 Рік тому

Yeh its a “wwe table for 3” copy. Still good viewing though

@allanc3234 Рік тому

Hollywood round table

@highmetalman6621 Рік тому

I absolutely cannot wait for this. Anything with Bisping, I'm in... Also, am I the only one who thinks that Bisping does an exceptional job when interviewing fighters? His interview with Jorge Masvidal was top notch. (Especially considering their history, but what I love about Michael, he doesn't worry about that, he puts the fighter he's interviewing first, the way it should be.

@jondonelly7219 Рік тому

Yeah they were all good, Pena surprised me with how good she was, but Serra was just obnoxious

@masrr3678 Рік тому

Nah I don't like Bispings commentary or interview work

@highmetalman6621 Рік тому

Yeah, speaking of Pena, I think since she beat the greatest women's fighter of all time in Amanda Nunes, she should have been (at least) considered for this year's ESPY award. Also, Bisping really did a great job here, (in my opinion) I thought it was obvious that he was trying to keep everything cool. He has great segways into other topics and really kept everyone involved.

@highmetalman6621 Рік тому

@@masrr3678 Ok. Well, everyone is entitled to their own opinions.

@ivaard Рік тому

@@highmetalman6621 Yet Kayla Harrison is on there beating tomato cans

@derekroberts9128 Рік тому

Great show ! Absolutely timeless ! Rashad will always be my favorite fighter. I was actually in U.S Federal prison while he was on the show. Watching him fight a bigger man every week then knockdown the biggest man twice (Brad Imes) was inspiring and definitely uplifting.

@gloucestershiremagic Рік тому

Absolutely brilliant - more of these meet-ups and story telling and memories please !! - the thing is, WE as fans remember all of these things so it's fantastic to relive it with their dinner talk. Rampage smashing the door to bits still remains one of my highlights lol

@dylanstack8710 Рік тому

This is such a good idea. I want to see the great fighters sit around and tell stories to each other.

@faithblinded Рік тому

Excellent content! It's made even better by the lack of a host. Mike is such a qualified on air personality now that he naturally keeps the flow going and includes everyone like a good host would. And he does it without ever being a distraction, because he is a peer not an interviewer. I remember watching his season of TUF and just hating him. Now he might be my favorite personality in the sport. Good stuff UFC. Please make more. This format is awesome.

@theoneeyedmilkman1517 Рік тому

Rashad always seems really grounded and a genuine nice dude

@diskokulan4206 Рік тому

definetly need more of this, never had 30min flyby so quick before

@devinsilva2102 Рік тому

This is dope af! They should make this a weekly or monthly thing. Good seeing them outside of the ring, old and new school. Penas glow up from her season is amazing 😂

@beenrue5672 Рік тому

"Glow up" GAY!!

@Daniel-mn5jk Рік тому

Can we get an episode with Steve Mazzagati, Mario Yamasaki, and Dana White?

@Csibu89 Рік тому

Bisping is such a great character. And he looks like he is in a similarly good shape as a 40something year old commentator, as he was in the footages from TUF when he was an up and coming young fighter. Knowing the injuries he has had, that is quite something.

@emerestthisk990 Рік тому

No he doesn't, he's put on a load of weight, which is only natural.

@Csibu89 Рік тому

@@emerestthisk990 Compared to 185 bisping on fight week, yeah. Compared to TUF 205lbs "skinhead" chunky bisping at walk around weight in the begining of a camp? He definitely is in a much better shape now.

@rizzledizzle9801 Рік тому

Mikes a top man, good comment

@user-nv2wt4hi8t Рік тому

They need to do more of this kind of stuff, this was awesome seeing different fighters interacting.

@jdamagedgoods Рік тому

Bisping is probably my fave mma fighter. Incredibly entertaining career. Pena is a class act. When she walks away from fighting she will be successful at whatever she pursues.

@DjSostre7 Рік тому

Probably doesn't cut it

@user-gu3ie Рік тому

Forest being so coherent,without a definite slur etc ..after all these goddamn wars,..is amazing. He's in any sense the granddad of the ufc..and I'm glad the ufc gave him a lot after the wars

@GobyTSB Рік тому

This series is fucking amazing. 5 Legends sitting at the same table sharing their stories, we need more of this.

@Bruins777 Рік тому

Great session , loved it. Seeing behind the curtain wrt Forrest's route into the competition, was amazing !

@jiujitsumonkey1 Рік тому

What a special moment this is, I'm a guy who never made it to this level for a variety of personal and medical reasons, but started in the "early days" first kickboxing match in 1999 and first mma fight in 2002. I'm 38 and watching the journey this sport has been on and trying so hard to get anyone i could into it back then just so I could talk to someone about it and share my passion, we've come so far and have these people (and obviously a lot others) to thank for it

@jiujitsumonkey1 Рік тому

@@JoseGonzalez-gg6rs yea, probably started a few months before Alexios last match

@highmetalman6621 Рік тому

I have a similar story. Wrestled in high school, boxed in high school and college, found MMA, absolutely loved it and lived that life. Then I got hit by a drunk driver, went through a windshield, suffered a stroke at 26. Paralyzed, couldn't speak, move... Nothing. Metal plate in my skull. Dream was over. But I'm a fighter above all and I had so many 'doctors' and 'specialists' say I'd never walk again. I'm 35 now and I know for a fact that my passion for the sport kept me in this world. (I had really bad depression from everything, obviously...) But looking back I honestly wouldn't change a damn thing. Sounds absolutely insane, but I proved to myself that I'm a warrior and I'm here. Now I help others whenever I can.

@jiujitsumonkey1 Рік тому

@@highmetalman6621 Glad you're still here with us buddy, sorry you had to go through something so awful. Mine was my liver failed from some supplements i was taking around 25 years old. Spent 3 or 4 months yellow as a simpsons character watching my body waste away and convinced I was going to die trapped in a failing body. Trained for a couple years after I got better but it took its toll physically and mentally and I just didnt have it in me anymore

@highmetalman6621 Рік тому

@@jiujitsumonkey1 Thanks brother. I can completely understand the wasting away. When I was coming back from stroking out, I couldn't really even move. Most of my time was spent just laying there in a hospital bed. I can't even imagine what you had to endure, considering that your liver was failing. It's really a feeling you can't describe in words when your body is failing you. Imagine this... I was I pretty good boxer and boxed for years. When the stroke happened, I woke up in emergency with a light and a doctor's face right in front of me. The doctor asked me to "Put your hands up like your defending yourself.." I tried and I actually thought both my hands were up by both cheeks, but only my right hand was up. It's crazy. But that's all in the past and I'll shadow box sometimes now when I'm feeling it, lol. Thank you for sharing your story. How are you today? Did you have to get a transplant or dialysis? No more jaundice right?

@jiujitsumonkey1 Рік тому

@@highmetalman6621 thanks for sharing your story as well, I'm "ok" today, everything kind of went back to "normal" after I went in for an endoscope on my gall bladder, not really sure why I just started getting better. I was on the transplant list but thankfully didn't need one because they weren't going to give me one without knowing if it was worth it. It took a a few months to lose the yellow and put some weight back on (I went from 171 to refusing to weigh myself after I hit the 130's because nothing good could come from it)

@awayfromhome8580 Рік тому

Best format on youtube, we need to hear stories behind fighters from them. Their relations, their roads to get there, this is truly facinating.

@rossthompson5470 Рік тому

What a brilliant concept so good to see some of the old guard back in the frame and the mutual respect for each other is so refreshing. Well done to all who took part in this it was great to listen to them all share their stories 👍🏻

@kennypowers6485 Рік тому

This was so amazing. Legends giving each other their roses and sharing old TUF stories. I really think everyone, especially Serra, praising Forrest for what he did for the ufc meant a lot to him.

@tomsawyer7429 Рік тому

How tf Rashad look YOUNGER than he did when he was on TUF 😂

@user-nv2wt4hi8t Рік тому

It's the dreads man. They hold the power of youth.

@27neverlose Рік тому

I've watched Bisping's entire UFC career and all I can say is WOW...... He has gone from the immature hated heal, where crowd's booed his ever move, win or lose. Transforming into a respected and loved champion as well as a great commentator. 💯%

@johnnyc0811 Рік тому

His book is really good if u ever want to delve in deeper.

@DANE89 Рік тому

He hasn't changed at all, peoples opinions have changed 😎🤘

@rodbot5000 Рік тому

1 of my favourite fighters from his start on TUF but his commentary is getting more and more biased towards company asset fighters

@27neverlose Рік тому

@@rodbot5000 Very true, He's definitely gives big name fighter's the benefit of the doubt. Bisping knows how to a survivor in and now out of the ring and good soldier's do what they are told by the higher ranked. If Dana or another big wig tells him to describe the asset fighter's as rock star's, he does to collect that pay check.

@300blkreepin Рік тому

I was one of those that hated him. Screamed when Hendo killed him but now I really appreciate his appearance now and his fight career.

@franciscofeest6691 Рік тому

I just love this. These people are heroes for lovers of MMA in general. It is incredible how far MMA has gone since the Brazil days. Remember guys like Yuki Nakai, Mark Kerr, Mark Coleman, Sakuraba, Ryan Gracie, Igor Vovchanchyn, Mirko Cro-Cop, Wanderlei Silva, BJ Penn, Chuck Liddell, Vitor Belfort, etc. The Pride days will never die, MMA is the best sport in the world!!!

@abstrusely8110 Рік тому

Ouuu can't wait for more of these!!! Definitely could see myself tuning in every week. More please 🙏

@frasert8779 Рік тому

Man I was hoping Mike would tell Rashad about the fact that seeing how he (Rashad) was preparing before their fight, and how little Mike was training/dieting/etc correctly, is what motivated Mike to take things more seriously and went to Middleweight

@ryanabz2384 Рік тому

This is brilliant. As a casual fan I think there killing it, I won’t be a casual for much longer. Partly due too Bisping he’s a nice guy and watching him talk about UFC peaks my interest Im a big boxing fan and ufc closing in

@ETS186 Рік тому

1st step: Be a fan of grappling too. So you won't whine, like those other casuals, when a fight goes to the ground.

@ryanabz2384 Рік тому

@@ETS186 I’m not that casual the ufc games and watching many UKposts vids have helped

@Mnkey_D_Zoro Рік тому

I like the honesty to being a casual but still appreciating what you see and here! Keep exploring and enjoying the sport my bro and maybe even think about trying some training some time! Can’t beat it and no better way to appreciate and understand these warriors it’s awesome!

@chrishayes5755 Рік тому

@@ETS186 grapplers who work towards a finish aren't boring. grapplers who stall and collect points are sport killers.

@briansegura7219 Рік тому

Lml Bisping was Hated Back then Always talk Trash, he has Changed the most out of all them

@jraybay Рік тому

Really nice to see these fighters get together in a casual setting and just chat. Good content!

@JackyRogue Рік тому

This concept is really great, please keep this type of stuff coming 👍🏼

@Katsanargle Рік тому

LOVE this. Would love to see more. Also loved the dinner w the Shevchenkos, hated Brett's awful interviewing though. Keep it like this w just the fighters!

@timslee0618 Рік тому

brett's was done by espn, not ufc. Brett doesn't really do sitdown interviews. He is more of a short podcast style type

@alexanderdominguez666 Рік тому

So crazy that this is an episode I been watching alll TUF seasons back an fourth on UKposts an recently tuf season 30 , to see these legends talking about the days an new era it’s so wild to see how far it’s come from the start an new champs and coaches, man this got me hyped ! Thank you ufc for this !!

@TarekElsakka Рік тому

One of the best UFC social media content I've ever watched for sure, thank you for this and I hope to see more of it.

@R7SOUL Рік тому

Great cast and kind exchange of input from each person. Excellent job on the edit from the UFC team.

@fmraene3010 Рік тому

Love these types of videos, shows the soul these folks have.

@fmraene3010 Рік тому

@Peter O'Connor what

@Thomas-fk3cw Рік тому

My only question is when TF did Matt Serra ever have hair? Hah. That stubble back in Ultimate Fighter was mot hair. 😆

@JuanDiaz-pv1vq Рік тому

I love bisping man at first I hated his guts then later in his career I got him… I feel soooo old because I watched the tuff season one live and followed all these fighters career

@captainthrall Рік тому

I really enjoyed this show. Thanks to everyone involved - both in front of the camera and behind.

@heyiquit Рік тому

More like this. That was fantastic. I love the mix of legends and the history they all share. Well done, UFC.

@thewritefont9708 Рік тому

This had all the feels. More of these please with various fighters.

@tedtaylor3330 Рік тому

THIS IS AWESOME!! Thanks for putting all these champs together and seeing and feeling such GREAT MEMORIES and sooo much insight and advise through honest and highly respectful eyes. I WANT MORE!! 👍

@andrewcoulter323 Рік тому

Love this !! Was great to hear from these legends chatting, love everyone here, btw Rashad handled himself well against Rampage being Rampage, loved it

@benjaminr7359 Рік тому

What a great concept this series/special was/is. Much respect to all of these legends.

@Kobi86J Рік тому

One of the best episodes of a lot of the additional episodes of anything the UFC put out. Absolutely loved it. What a table of killers and the knowledge between them all is amazing. 🔥🧨

@zepedrogomes3345 Рік тому

amazing content! please keep this as a series with all kinds of topics

@glendoughty7403 Рік тому

WHAT A GREAT SHOW. GREAT IDEA AND HOPEFULLY THERE IS MORE OF THESE TYPES OF SHOWS TO COME. LOVE FROM THE UK

@livibam Рік тому

This was some of the UFCs best work. Brought back so many brilliant memories. It’s been a wild ride being an OG mma fan.

@psychopenguin3156 Рік тому

I think for me Forrest will hold a huge place in my heart along side Chuck for me I'm a huge fan of certain fighters but these 2 are head and shoulders above all

@shadowscarnage Рік тому

We need more of this camp fire type of show with the fighters from all seasons of the Ultimate Fighter. You really get to know their origin stories and all of the memories they shared together.

@brycejones7365 Рік тому

Def need more content like this been waiting for a video like this to drop

@julioarmadillo Рік тому

This is so awesome and I cannot wait for more of this series!!

@Al-cy9qn Рік тому

Keep this going. Please guys. This is the best non-fight content I've seen in a minute.

@ChryslerChristler Рік тому

WOW. this brings back memories, hope they do more episodes like this! this is very insightful and motivating.

@diegoleiva7242 Рік тому

Amazing video and an inspiring conversation. Thanks UFC and I hope we get more of this!

@joshjegel6550 Рік тому

Wow that was awesome! I’ve watched all those guys over the years achieve big time success and it was great to see them sit down and share their experiences.

@sicrick234 Рік тому

This is like WWE Dinner for 3. I love these kind of shows for the athletes. And telling great stories :)

@DefaultChannelName Рік тому

This is so damn wholesome! I grew up watching TUF with my dad lol so seeing this just makes so happy 😊

@robertsothmann8110 Рік тому

Great content! I think it's great to hear their views, memories and their emotions. More REAL TALK like this please.

@mrlowtide1 Рік тому

The absolute best content I’ve seen on UKposts. Loved it!

@TheRazza Рік тому

This was awesome, so much fun and interesting to listen to. Some really incredible humans around that table. Please do more stuff like this.

@jason_108 Рік тому

Love this! Looking forward to more episodes.Surely there's some great themes lined up.

@barrybuehre8934 Рік тому

These are simply awesome. Please do more of these with any fighters.

@kevinclay4883 Рік тому

This is awesome. We need more of these please!

@chudbo8751 Рік тому

I watched the whole thing. This was a really cool idea. Hopefully more in the future

@p.t.9709 Рік тому

Great vid! One of my favorite UFC videos ever. Really helps us connect with the fighters and the sport in a different and more human way. And done without the stereotypical “here is this person from a difficult background trying to make it” portrayal we’ve seen a thousand times.

@guyjmlol Рік тому

This is so wholesome I love the respect and love these guys have for each other and the sport 💗🙏

@Zaciah93 Рік тому

I love how humble Forrest is even though he could be part of the whole reason the UFC came out of debt

@JV-Can Рік тому

Thank you champs. Amazing to have you talk about the history of the sport like that. Much appreciated!

@Brummieck Рік тому

This is amazing I hope they do this with other retired fighters aswell 👌🏼

@gord85wjc 5 місяців тому

I’ve just found this a year late. What a brilliant mix of champions. Loving the positivity in all of the comments and couldn’t agree more, we need more of these!

@rowdy3837 Рік тому

That was awesome! Having a sense of history and an appreciation for the legacy of the sport is what keeps people coming back.

@Jorge-jk5xr Рік тому

Crazy to see how fast time flies! Some fight feel like I've seen them yesterday.

@darkgreenkid296 Рік тому

More of this! We love fighters of all generations and their perspective.

@aricmccardell1212 Рік тому

The most heart warming sit-down I’ve ever seen. Very powerful. More entertaining!

@SergioR00 Рік тому

This was great! We need more of these

@eliminator173 Рік тому

This series is an awesome idea. Cant wait to see more of them.

@nickm4083 Рік тому

Thank UFC for this 💪

@1967dbw Рік тому

Loved this! Reminds me of NBA Open Court. Looking forward to more roundtables.

@1997Nico Рік тому

I started watching MMA back in 2009 when I was 12. First fight I saw was Machida vs Evans. (Lyoto is my favorite fighter). All these guys are pioneers. I remember seeing Peña on the ultimate fighter too and it’s great to see her success. It’s crazy how much time flies. Most new fans don’t even know who these fighters are.