Conor McGregor against Urijah Faber, lightweight.
The Ultimate Fighter: Team McGregor vs. Team Faber Finale2015-12-11Read from our own event records. The card’s bouts are not restated here — there is one copy of every professional result and it lives on the event page.
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1 professional · 30 exhibition or unverified. House bouts are unsanctioned and are excluded from professional records and every professional stat aggregate.
Sixteen bouts decided the sixteen fighters who entered the house. Source section heading: "Elimination round". Times are not stated by the source and are left null rather than filled in.
round_of_16 — The source's second-round table lists nine bouts where a round of sixteen should produce eight, and one of them — Ryan Hall def. Frantz Slioa — repeats a bout already listed in the elimination round. Frantz Slioa cannot both lose that bout and win his own entry bout against Martin Delaney in the same round. The eight internally consistent bouts are recorded; the repeated Hall v Slioa entry is recorded separately as disputed and is NOT counted as a result.
classification — No source consulted states whether the in-house bouts of this season were sanctioned. They are recorded as exhibitions on the strength of the tournament being filmed at the TUF Gym outside a commission-sanctioned card, and that reasoning is carried on every bout rather than applied as a blanket rule. Any bout whose status cannot be established that way is 'unverified'.
Season data from the season record, retrieved 2026-09-07. The finale bout is reconciled against our own ufc_bouts / ufc_bout_results records and is NOT imported: we already hold that card. Everything inside the house exists only here.
Eight bouts took the sixteen entrants to eight. Chris Gruetzemacher is described by the source as a winning fighter initially not advanced.
Announced in episode 9 as Lobov v Svensson, Rogers v Hall, Wrzosek v Teymur, Lloveras v Erosa. Martin Svensson withdrew with a broken elbow and Chris Gruetzemacher took his place.
Saul Rogers won his way to the final and was then pulled from the card over his visa application. Ryan Hall, who had lost to Rogers in the quarter-finals, replaced him and won the tournament.
