Cody Garbrandt against T.J. Dillashaw, welterweight.
Professional bouts from our fight records, on a sanctioned card. They are separate from the house bouts below, which never count toward a professional record.
The Ultimate Fighter: Redemption FinaleJul 7, 20171 of 13 contestants made their UFC debut on this card, by our records.
As originally drafted, in pick order. Moves and exits link to the episode they happened in. Contestants link to their canonical profile where one exists.
Episode by episode: the bouts that aired and the sourced competition events. Results are the tournament’s own record below; an episode only says where they aired.
Professional: 1 · House results reported: 14 · House exhibitions: 14
Result and classification are separate. A reported winner comes from the season record alone; a verified one is stated by an official source or our own result records. Only sourced professional bouts count toward a professional record — house exhibitions and unresolved house bouts never do.
Partial. 2 fighter(s) appear more than once in this round. See conflicts.
Tournament_round_of_16 — The source's first round for this division do not close as a self-contained round: 2 fighter(s) appear more than once in this round. That is what a wildcard, second chance or replacement entry looks like, and also what a missing bout looks like; the bracket alone does not say which. The stated bouts are recorded as given and the round is left unverified rather than reordered into something the source does not say.
Season data from the season record, retrieved 2026-09-08. Drafted from the source article by scripts/tuf/import_season.mjs, which reads the bracket templates and the episode summaries separately and joins them. Where the two disagree the bout carries no winner and the disagreement is recorded in _conflicts. Finale results are not asserted here; they are verified against our own result rows in seasons.json.
position in the team list the official episode 1 recap gives under 'here's how the team selections were made'; the same recap calls Seth Baczynski Garbrandt's No. 1 pick and Gilbert Smith Dillashaw's last selection
