Spike TV flashes to the other fighters who are pumped by the exciting action of the 1st round. One cast member sums it up,

“Holy Home Run Derby!”

Round 2

Both fighters feel each other’s energy level out for about half a minute, with Yarbrough landing the more effective blows… Yarbrough rushes Schultz and easily takes him down.

The rest of the round is dominated by Yarbrough, who uses a devastating ground and pound attack… Elbows galore, hammer fists uncontested, lefts and rights… Schultz should get a lot of credit for even surviving the round.

**Yarbrough dominates the round, maybe even a 10-8 round.

THE DECISION

Rampage thinks his fighter won the first round, so he is already getting ready for a 3rd round. But, the judges have decided otherwise. Dana White calls for the decision.

Rampage is steamed. Knowing his fighter lost the 2nd round, he protests that his guy won the 1st round with two knockdowns, and there should be another round. Even though his fighter looks like he won, Forrest consents to a 3rd round, but corrects Rampage that there was only one knockdown (which is true, the other resulting from a push to his off balanced fighter).

Schultz amps the tension when he looks right at Forrest after Forrest’s correction and says threateningly,

“I can’t wait for your fight with Rampage”.

***The Decision is announced--- Yarbrough wins by Majority Decision.

Rampage pitches a fit. He storms off, but turns as he’s leaving and echoing Schultz’s statement fires a barb at Forrest,

“I’ll bet our fight doesn’t go to a decision”.

The normally mellow Forrest looks stunned at the poor sportsmanship of Schultz and Rampage. He looks like he’s just about ready to retaliate.

The camera cuts to Dana who delivers the line of the night while reflecting on what just happened,

“Rampage had had enough of losing, and was totally frustrated. I can’t believe my guys are Ken and Tito-ing each other.”

The previews for next week’s episode are flashed before us. We see Forrest tearing at his shirt and yelling at the top of his lungs. The narrator preps us for the coming drama,

“Forrest’s temper finally boils over. A Friendly coaching rivalry turns into a war.” (which sounds tongue and cheek as we see Forrest and Rampage shooting something like silly string at each other).

“CB Dollaway--- Rampage’s # 1 fighter fights vs Nick Klein and the quarterfinals are announced. Eight men move on, but only one will call himself the next ULTIMATE FIGHTER”.