The Fighter

Introducing the most explosive competition in reality TV, THE FIGHTER. 10 of the world's best fighters, living in one house, led by two rival champions, fighting to avoid elimination, and to win the ultimate prize.

The most explosive competition in reality TV, THE FIGHTER. 10 undefeated fighters, living in one house, led by two rival champions. In this episode, four athletes prepare to do battle in two elimination bouts, but who will remain?

The most explosive competition in reality TV. 10 undefeated fighters, living in one house, led by two rival champions. In this episode two fighters are picked to go head-to-head in the Hexagon in the first fight of the quarterfinal round.

The most explosive competition in reality TV. 10 undefeated fighters, living in one house, led by two rival champions. In this episode we find out whether Mike gets back into the competition, or if he is stuck forever on the sidelines.

The most explosive competition in reality TV. 10 undefeated fighters, living in one house, led by two rival champions. In this episode the two feuding housemates, Gustavo and Abdel, settle the score in the Hexagon.

The most explosive competition in reality TV. South Africa's Brendan Lesar clashes with Cameroon's Batamag Bertrand in the Hexagon. The loser is eliminated, and the winner gets a spot in the semi-finals.

The most explosive competition in reality TV. Ireland's loudmouth, Will Fleury prepares for battle against Australia's Shaw Dean. The Fighter house is rocked by what happens in the Hexagon.

The most explosive competition in reality TV. Emotions boil over with Ireland's Will Fleury unsure if he can compete, and France's Ibrahima Mané and Algeria's Abdel Driai are forced to put friendship aside and fight.

The most explosive competition in reality TV. In the last semi-final matchup, we find out if South Africa's Brendan Lesar, or Australia's Shaw Dean goes through to the season finale against France's Ibrahima Mané.

The season finale sees the two undefeated middleweight contestants battle it out, and the rival coaches, Angola's Demarte Pena and South Africa's Irshaad Sayed finally settle the score and unify the EFC Bantamweight Title.