The Ultimate Fighter Season 14: Team Bisping vs. Team Miller - Episode 3 Recap:


- In response to last week's tire prank by Mayhem Miller, Bisping takes the tires off of Miller's Dodge Charger and leaves Miller's car on jacks.

- Team Bisping seems to be having some discipline issues at their training sessions as Marcus Brimage and Diego Brandao get into during sparring sessions.

- Akira Corassani seems to be taking the roll of "House-Clown" this season and his first target is Dustin Neace (who apparently has three nutz in his sack).

- Tensions in the house are beginning to rise as the pranks continue. Akira and "Triple Sac" Neace have a fairly heated argument.

- Team Miller's John Dodson begins leaking injury and match-up information to Team Bisping as part of his little group in the house called "Team Leprechaun"



Fight #2 (BW): Johnny Bedford (Miller) def. Josh Ferguson (Bisping) via Unanimous Decision.


TEAM MILLER - 2

TEAM BISPING - 0


- Following the fight Miller apologizes to Team Bisping for them having such a terrible coach and Bisping's head almost explodes.

- There will be two fights next week!

The Ultimate Fighter Season 14: Team Bisping vs. Team Miller - Episode 4 Recap:


- Michael Bisping doesn't show up for the fight announcement and is replaced by punching dummy wearing a Team Bisping jersey.

- Team Miller's John Dodson continues leaking injury and match-up information to Team Bisping.



Fight #3 (FW): Dennis Bermudez (Team Miller) vs. Stephan Bass (Team Bisping) via TKO (Strikes) RD. 2



- Bisping rips into Bass for not listening to his coaches and losing the fight.

- Mayhem Miller begins to suspect that a rat among his team.

- Stephan Bass approaches Bisping and blames Bisping for his loss because of what he considered over-training before his fight. The rest of Team Bisping disagrees and sides with the coach.



Fight #4 (BW): Dustin Pague (Team Miller) vs. Louis Gaudinot (Team Bisping) via Submission (RNC) RD. 2



- Mayhem Miller relishes in his team's 4-0 start.


TEAM MILLER - 4

TEAM BISPING - 0

A brewing rivalry between housemates comes to a head, plus coaches get into it tonight on all new episode of The Ultimate Fighter Team Bisping vs Team Miller!

The Ultimate Fighter Season 14: Team Bisping vs. Team Miller - Episode 5 Recap:



- After Dustin Pague's victory last week Diego Brandao from Team Bisping follows Steven Siler from Team Miller back to the locker room and threatens to kill him (I assume in the cage).

- Mayhem Miller pays a visit to the TUF house and brings Dustin Neace a cowboy hat similar to one worn all season by Team Bisping's Josh Ferguson. Mayhem talks with Neace and Siler about hiding the next fight match-up from John Dodson so that he can't reveal the information to Team Bisping.

- Based on Dobson's information, Team Bisping prepares for Diego Brandao vs. Steven Siler.

- Josh Ferguson steals Neace's new cowboy hat and Neace immediatetly believes that house clown Akira Corassani is to blame and so he trashes a bunch of Corassani's stuff at the house and at the gym. When Corassani finds out he challenges Neace to a bare knuckles fight at 7:00 PM in the garden at the TUF house.

- Fight Announcement: Mayhem Miller announces Dustin Neace vs. Akira Corassani and the two fighters confront each other and Neace takes him down with a double-leg. Coaches get involved trying to break up the melee and Bisping and Mayhem have a brief shoving match.



Fight #5 (FW): Dustin Neace (Team Miller) vs. Akira Corassani (Team Bisping) via Majority Decision.

- Corassani appeared to tap in Round 1 after Neace sunk in a heal-hook but Herb Dean apparently didn't see it.



TEAM MILLER - 4

TEAM BISPING - 1



- After the fight Corassani was taunting Neace before the judges decision was even read and he was nearly kicked off the show.

- Bisping and a few of his fighters get Mayhem's car towed.

- and finally there will be two fights next week.

The Ultimate Fighter Season 14: Team Bisping vs. Team Miller - Episode 6 Recap:


- Controversy continues after the "Tap that Herb Dean didn't see" last week. Bisping starts trash talking Team Miller coach Ryan Parsons, making fun of how much money he makes and his physical stature.


Fight #6 (FW): Steven Siler (Team Miller) vs. Diego Brandao (Team Bisping) via TKO RD. 1


TEAM MILLER - 4

TEAM BISPING - 2


- At the next fight announcement Bisping not only talks shit Mayhem but he then refers to everyone involved with Team Miller including some of the fighters as assholes. Miller doesn't know why Bisping is like he is but he figures it's because he has a small penis.

- Team Miller's Roland Delorme's foot swells up like a balloon and he is sent to the hospital.

- It appears that some Team Bisping fighters were not happy that T.J. Dillashaw wasn't going to fight Jon Dodson.


Fight #7 (BW): John Dodson (Team Miller) vs. "Prince" John Albert (Team Bisping) via Unanimous Decision


TEAM MILLER - 5

TEAM BISPING - 2


- T.J. Dillashaw (Team Bisping) vs Roland Delorme (Team Miller) announced for next week.

The Ultimate Fighter Season 14: Team Bisping vs. Team Miller - Episode 7 Recap:



- Roland Delorme's foot is still fucked up and swollen but he is taking antibiotics.

- Chute Boxe coach Rafael Cordeiro swings by Team Miller's training session and works different stand-up techniques with his fighters.

- Tito Ortiz joins Team Bisping for a practice and works with the guys on GNP tactics. Marcus Brimage is impressed by the size of Tito Ortiz's head.

- Team Bisping fighters are not happy with T.J. Dillashaw's over-confidence and his attempts to get an easy route to the finals, so Akira and Brandao take it out on him during training.

- Mayhem Miller gets some local Vegas workers to surround Tiki Ghosn's Escalade with concrete highway barricades.



Fight #8 (BW): Roland Delorme (Team Miller) vs. T.J. Dillashaw (Team Bisping) via Submission (RNC) RD. 2



TEAM MILLER - 5

TEAM BISPING - 3


- The semi-final match-ups are announced by Dana White:

Bantamweight - T.J. Dillashaw vs. Dustin Pague, John Dodson vs. Johnny Bedford

featherweight - Akira Corassani vs. Dennis Bermudez, Diego Brandao vs. Bryan Caraway