The Ultimate Fighter

Season 19

TV-14

16 middleweights and 16 light heavyweights battle it out in a day of elimination fights, hoping for a coveted spot in The Ultimate Fighter house. Once in, coaches and former world champions BJ Penn and Frankie Edgar pick their squads. Only one man from each weight class will walk away with a new Harley-Davidson motorcycle, a six-figure UFC contract, and the title of The Ultimate Fighter.

Where to Watch Season 19

13 Episodes

The Hurting Game
E1
The Hurting Game16 promising middleweights and 16 up-and-coming light heavyweights battle it out in a day of elimination fights, hoping for a coveted spot in The Ultimate Fighter house, a chance at a six-figure UFC contract, and the title of...The Ultimate Fighter.
Flying the Flag
E2
Flying the FlagEight middleweights and eight light heavyweights move into the fighter house, ready to pursue their dream of becoming The Ultimate Fighter. The tournament kicks off with a matchup between Irishman Cathal Pendred and the Mexican-born Hector Urbina.
Anytime, Anywhere
E3
Anytime, AnywhereAfter losing the first fight, Frankie Edgar brings in famed BJJ black belt Renzo Gracie to work with his team. While Team Penn's Daniel Spohn uses free time at the house to work on training techniques, Team Edgar preacher Todd Monaghan holds a sermon.
Stand and Bang
E4
Stand and BangGetting out to a 2-0 start, Team Penn looks to continue the streak. Meanwhile, at the house, a rivalry develops between two light heavyweights. In the Octagon, it's a middleweight battle as Tim Williams of Team Penn takes on Team Edgar's Dhiego Lima.
Too Salty
E5
Too SaltyOn the heels of Tim Williams' suprising loss, BJ gives his team a lecture on the risks of overtraining. Team Edgar heads to the mountains for a scenic practice session. Then, former boxer Josh Clark faces skilled wrestler Corey Anderson of Team Edgar.
Fight to Live
E6
Fight to LiveThe teams are tied heading into the third middleweight match-up of the season. Roger Zapata takes on the favored Ian Stephens and when the fight is finished, Dana reacts explosively to one of the most controversial bouts in TUF history.
Kinetic Chess
E7
Kinetic ChessTensions boil over at the house in the wake of Roger Zapata's controversial win over Ian Stephens, causing a rift between the teams. And in the sixth preliminary fight, wrestler Patrick Walsh of Team Edgar takes on Team Penn's #1 pick Anton Berzin.
Someone's Getting Bullied
E8
Someone's Getting BulliedTeam Penn's number one middleweight Mike King takes on the powerful underdog, Eddie Gordon of Team Edgar. Only one will win, earning a spot in the semifinals. And, BJ Penn and Frankie Edgar make a splash in this season's coaches' challenge.
Get That Money
E9
Get That MoneyThe fighters take a field trip to the Harley-Davidson Boot Camp. Cocky Matt Van Buren of Team Edgar and Irish fighter Chris Fields of Team Penn bring their rivalry to the Octagon in the last preliminary fight. Then, Dana announces the semifinal matchups.
One Fight Away
E10
One Fight AwayTeammates Patrick Walsh and Corey Anderson prepare to face off in the semi-finals. Training controversy causes the Edgar fighters to erupt in rage, and the coaches attempt to mediate. And then, it's a semifinal slugfest between light heavyweights.
The Zombie
E11
The ZombieTeammates Patrick Walsh and Corey Anderson prepare to face off in the semi-finals. Training controversy causes the Edgar fighters to erupt in rage, and the coaches attempt to mediate. And then, it's a semifinal slugfest between light heavyweights.
The Big Show
E12
The Big ShowThe remaining finale spots are determined in two semifinal fights. First, it's a middleweight battle as Dhiego Lima takes on Roger Zapata. Then, light heavyweights Matt Van Buren and Daniel Spohn face off in the most vicious battle of the season.
The Ultimate Fighter: Team Edgar vs. Team Penn
E13
The Ultimate Fighter: Team Edgar vs. Team Penn16 middleweights and 16 light heavyweights battle it out in a day of elimination fights, hoping for a coveted spot in The Ultimate Fighter house. Once in, coaches and former world champions BJ Penn and Frankie Edgar pick their squads. Only one man from each weight class will walk away with a new Harley-Davidson motorcycle, a six-figure UFC contract, and the title of The Ultimate Fighter.