Love or hate, that was harsh on Tito..

[Naps]

Regardless of what people say, there is no way he intentionally ducked Chuck.

And then on the TUF show show you get edited clips which make it look like he was a **** and stormed out dropping his guys in the ****, and making Dana look like some kind friendly medium.

Really poor form from the shows producers (and possibly Dana) if you ask me. From all the previous episodes, and even when Tito coached on season 3 he always came across as someone who gave a **** about the fighters, and coached them the best he could.

Love Tito or hate him, it's clear he got a raw deal out of this, and so did his fighters. Those guys on team Ortiz now have to change coaches, which will surely be to their detriment.

Bad form off the UFC, and a shame that they put politics and ratings ahead of integrity.

Of all the YouTube vids of Dana discussing his business and matchmaking I've agreed 90% of the time, but now I feel VERY VERY sceptical about his morals and how he looks after his fighters.

Rant over.

[MARKBNLV]

You could see the semi celebration he had with the Liddell camp.

[venom1]

Very sad on him, this guy might be a **** in the ring but out the ring he is a true gentlemen as you stated above, we saw in season 3 what a nice guy he is, this season one particular incident that stood out to me, it may not have stood out to anyone else or you might be like...yeah thats all he said? but it meant a lot to me, it was the part where he said 'fatherhood can be a very tough thing' and gave Casey Uscola a lecture about it. But to be honest it is true Tito should have said from the get go he was injured, i mean just 8 months ago this guy was like yeah im 100% no injuries no pain or nothing now he;s back at the same thing saying yeah i am injured, like Dana said - shouldn't have signed up then, we want to see tuf where the fighters actually Fight, this is 2 times now it has happened. Oh and on the dana white subject - he is an evil tyranical prick.

[GoldenBoy23]

Tito's probably the best coach the show ever had. Not because of **** talking or hype but in this season and season 3 his guys all loved him and always said he was an amazing coach. Don't recall hearing that about many others.

You could see he was actually upset over not being able to coach his guys so it ****** to see him leave. And seeing all his guys actually getting upset at the thought of him not saying goodbye was a bit weird but i guess he's truly a great coach and a cool guy.

As for the people questioning the injury?...well if Tito fights again Dana is more than likely gonna make sure it's against Chuck. So why would he want to let Chuck take a fight now and get the ring/cage rust off against Franklin? And i'm pretty sure Tito gets a cut off the PPV $$$, so if he took the fight after the show it would have more hype and sell more. So I really don't see why he would BS this time

[Drunken Cat]

I wouldn't be surprized if he entered the show not intending to fight to be entirely honest. It seems unlikely that the injury just suddenly flared up. If he was injured he would have none so before he signed on.

I would say this about most fighters, but in the case of Tito I could actually see him pulling a stunt like that. Basically, he gets the call and he can either 1. say no I can't fight because I'm going to have this surgery. 2. Keep his mouth shut about it and sign on. I could see Tito opting for #2.

[Jack3d]

Tito's probably the best coach the show ever had.

Yeah it's sure showing this season.... /sarcasm.

Honestly Rich Franklin and the other two coaches which will be (Maynard and Forrest Griffin) I can't see being a detriment at all and in fact they will probably get much better training if you ask me.

Tito seems like a guy you'd want in your corner to get you pumped up or as a motivation or spiritual adviser in a way. He's really good at coaching the mental aspect of the game.

But for a guy like Tito, who has so many injuries due to over-training, that is the last ****ing guy I'd want training me. Especially early in my career.

Tito's training philosophy is train to failure and then train some more. Which isn't how it should be done. Especially when these guys are fighting every other week.

[Archangel22]

I agree. Tito cared about his fighters and put ALOTTTTTTT of effor into them. Way more than Chuck and even Rampage in the last fight. I actually think Tito ranks as the best TUF coach ever. The dude is a beast at training, makes sure they all give 110%. I would like Tito to continue training others, if I was a fighter I would go to his camp hands down. Its just ashame he cant fight anymore and was never really the "best". I do think he was an over rated fighter, who knows if that was the injuries or skills fault. But as a coach he is a beast.

[phallus]

I wouldn't be surprized if he entered the show not intending to fight to be entirely honest. It seems unlikely that the injury just suddenly flared up. If he was injured he would have none so before he signed on.

I would say this about most fighters, but in the case of Tito I could actually see him pulling a stunt like that. Basically, he gets the call and he can either 1. say no I can't fight because I'm going to have this surgery. 2. Keep his mouth shut about it and sign on. I could see Tito opting for #2.

Yeah it's sure showing this season.... /sarcasm.

Honestly Rich Franklin and the other two coaches which will be (Maynard and Forrest Griffin) I can't see being a detriment at all and in fact they will probably get much better training if you ask me.

Tito seems like a guy you'd want in your corner to get you pumped up or as a motivation or spiritual adviser in a way. He's really good at coaching the mental aspect of the game.

But for a guy like Tito, who has so many injuries due to over-training, that is the last ****ing guy I'd want training me. Especially early in my career.

Tito's training philosophy is train to failure and then train some more. Which isn't how it should be done. Especially when these guys are fighting every other week.

i think tito knew he wasn't gonna fight when he signed the contract, and that's why dana fired him, but i still felt a lil sorry watching him get fired. i hate tito though, he's overrated as a fighter but he is a good coach. i did enjoy seeing chuck in the octagon saying " just like tito " when yager quit, dana should have let tito hang around and coach his guys for the last 5 days, so chuck could call him a ***** and threaten to punch him in the face

[venom1]

Yeah it's sure showing this season.... /sarcasm.

Honestly Rich Franklin and the other two coaches which will be (Maynard and Forrest Griffin) I can't see being a detriment at all and in fact they will probably get much better training if you ask me.

Tito seems like a guy you'd want in your corner to get you pumped up or as a motivation or spiritual adviser in a way. He's really good at coaching the mental aspect of the game.

But for a guy like Tito, who has so many injuries due to over-training, that is the last ****ing guy I'd want training me. Especially early in my career.

Tito's training philosophy is train to failure and then train some more. Which isn't how it should be done. Especially when these guys are fighting every other week.

If it is them, ur a ****ing ******* mate ur a ****ing ****, i wanted to be surprised you ****ing knob. Can't you keep your mouth shut about certain things ever?

[Jack3d]

If it is them, ur a ****ing ******* mate ur a ****ing ****, i wanted to be surprised you ****ing knob. Can't you keep your mouth shut about certain things ever?

Everybody knows that's who it will be it's been posted on SD for the last week and it's up on Sp!ke.com

Go ****ing cry about it.

Keep my mouth shut about what certain things exactly?