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S7 E1 - No Poseurs
S7 E2 - No Losers Here
S7 E3 - The Heebie-Jeebies
S7 E4 - Everything to Lose
S7 E5 - Chewbacle
S7 E6 - Piece of Meat
S7 E7 - Under the Radar
S7 E8 - Mean and Nasty
S7 E9 - Throwin' Bombs
S7 E10 - Losers Go Home
S7 E11 - Coco Is King
S7 E12 - First Time Ever
S7 E13 - Team Jackson vs Team Griffin Finale
S7 E14 - Team Jackson vs Team Griffin Finale Pt 2
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Synopsis
The Ultimate Fighter: Team Rampage vs. Team Forrest was the seventh season of the Ultimate Fighting Championship 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. UFC Light Heavyweight Champion Quinton Jackson starred as a coach, opposite light heavyweight #1 contender Forrest Griffin, who coached the opposing team. The two fighters fought for the UFC light heavyweight title after the completion of the series at UFC 86 at which time Griffin won becoming the new Light Heavyweight Champion. In a change from previous seasons, season 7 began with 32 fighters arriving at the UFC training center instead of the usual 16. UFC president Dana White told the fighters that over the previous six seasons, he had become fed up with contestants not training and competing as hard as they could, or complaining about various issues on the show. His solution was for the fighters to earn their way into the house by winning a fight before the show even started. The first two episodes were a compilation of the entry fights.
