In MMA, anything can happen.  Sometimes, logic gets thrown out the window.  The Ultimate Fighter Finale aired tonight on SpikeTV and the broadcast was a nice reminder of how great the UFC can be.  The Ultimate Fighter, as always, aired its finale on cable TV, where MMA fans who aren't willing to pony up for the pay-per-view events are able to watch the film for free.  Seeing as Dana White and company are really, really good at their jobs, tonight worked out as planned: no matter what your thoughts are regarding the MMA, The Ultimate Fighter Finale was an extremely enjoyable TV event, and will ultimately bring in new viewers to the sport. 

CB Dolloway was, far and away, the favorite to win the season.  The Ultimate Fighter 7 appeared to be a slam dunk for him.  Even in the semi-final match between Dolloway and Amir Sadollah, CB seemed to dominate and only lost in an unlucky manner.  However, after tonight's fight, it appears that Amir is the real deal.  Once can be considered an upset, but twice?  That's a convincing statement.  Amir Sadollah won a six figure contract tonight, and it's impossible to argue that he doesn't deserve it. 

Here are the results for all the nights bouts:

Preliminary Card:

Middleweight bout: Tim Credeur vs. Cale Yarbrough – Fight was cancelled. 
Welterweight bout: Matt Brown def. Matt Arroyo via TKO in the second round
Middleweight bout: Rob Kimmons def. Rob Yundt via guillotine choke in the first round
Middleweight bout: Drew McFedries def. Marvin Eastman via TKO in the first round
Welterweight bout: Dustin Hazelett def. Josh Burkman with an arm bar in the second round
Middleweight bout: Dean Lister def. Jeremy Horn with guillotine in the first round

Main Card:

Middleweight bout:  Matthew Riddle def.  Dante Rivera in a unanimous decision
Lightweight bout:  Spencer Fisher def.  Jeremy Stephens in a unanimous decision
Welterweight bout:  Diego Sanchez def.  Luigi Fioravanti with a TKO in the third round
Middleweight bout:  Amir Sadollah def.  C.B. Dollaway with an arm bar in the first round
Middleweight bout:  Kendall Grove def.  Evan Tanner in a split decision


-Oscar Dahl, BuddyTV Senior Writer
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