 The fighters recap the action packed fight between Rob Emerson and Nate Diaz, which ends in victory for Nate. Team Pulver goes into a training session where Jens Pulver can t help but notice that Wayne Weems is really behind the rest of his fighters. At Team Penn s training session, Gabe talks to BJ about wanting to fight Wayne Weems for his preliminary fight. Gabe says he s the obvious choice if you want to get to the next round, and that, someone has got to do it, so why not him. Unbeknownst to Gabe, Rob Emerson is in the corner of the gym, listening to the conversation. Back at the house, Rob confronts Gabe about wanting to fight Weems. Rob thinks by asking to fight Weems, Gabe is taking the coward s way out of not having to fight a tough fight. Rob thinks that if Gabe is going to talk the talk about being a tough fighter, then he should walk the walk. Team Pulver is back in the gym. Cole explains that Brandon Melendez wants to fight next but Jens has not decided if he will let him. He hasn t been training that hard and he is overweight. Brandon explains that he s been trying to take it easy on his injured foot. Jens tells him that because he s been babying his foot so much, he s not comfortable putting Brandon into the octagon to fight. Manny and Brian pull Jens aside to tell him that Brandon is struggling with his weight. Jens tells Corey that if Brandon can t cut the weight in time, he ll have him step up and fight in his place. That night, Marlon is on a roll, telling stories to the fighters about how he once fought five guys at once. Gabe thinks its ridiculous and calls shenanigans on him. From the reactions, it s clear that everyone listening thinks he s full of s**t. Marlon of course says that all of it is true. It s time for the fight announcement. Dana is away so Jens takes over the task. Brandon is on weight, so Jens is going to let him have this next fight. Brandon calls out Andy Wang who says, "Like is says in fortune cookies be careful for what you wish for." At the gym, Gabe explains to BJ that Andy is known for not listening to his corner. He says he has cornered for Andy before and the biggest problem with Andy s game is that he likes to throw down, sometimes with reckless abandon and even when he was told to take his opponent down, he kept the fight standing. BJ calls Andy over and asks him if he s going to take Brandon down. Andy says he s not just fighting for himself -- he s fighting for his team as well. Andy promises to listen to his corner. As Andy trains, he explains how he was born in Taiwan but came to the U.S. when he was young and he s living the American dream. Fighting for him is a way to honor his family and his grandfather who taught him Tai Chi when Andy was just a child. BJ says that Andy is a black belt in jiu jitsu. Therefore, it doesn t make any sense for him to get into a striking contest with Brandon. Brandon wears a very sexy thong at the weigh-in. He s made weight and Jens says it s time for him to get fired up and get to it. Andy weighs in with no problem. Team Pulver heads back to the gym where they are surprised to find former welterweight champion, Matt Hughes mopping the mats. Jens says he called in Matt Hughes to change things up a little bit to refresh his team. Matt says he s there for Jens and his team to help them succeed. Matt gets right to work with Team Pulver and helps prepare Brandon for his fight with Andy. It s fight day. Andy says he s here to show his warrior spirit and gain respect on the battlefield. Brandon respects Andy but he ll still be landing blows on his face. It s time to take care of business. The fight starts and 15 seconds into Round One, Brandon lands a big left punch on Andy s head. He goes down but gets up right away. They trade punches and continue to trade punches for most of the round. At one point Andy goes in and it looks like he s going to try and take Brandon down but he doesn t. The round ends, and when Andy goes back to his corner, BJ tells him to take Brandon down. Andy nods. As Round Two begins, another opportunity arises for Andy to take Brandon down but he doesn t take it. Instead, he continues to trade punches with Brandon. At one point he has Brandon pressed against the fence. Brandon then slips and goes down, but Andy doesn t pounce. Instead, he waits for Brandon to get up and then continues to exchange strikes. Despite all the screaming from his corner to take Brandon down, Andy keeps the fight standing, the entire two rounds. To no one s surprise, except maybe himself, Andy Wang loses the fight. Andy says that once Brandon landed that big left in the first round, he was convinced the only way he could win the fight was to knock him out. BJ says Andy was supposed to go out, punching a little bit, and then go for the takedown. He says that Andy lied. He should have just said he was not going to take him down. Andy says he knows he let his teammates down and starts crying like a baby. BJ makes fun of him and wonders how he can be sad after he ignored what everyone was telling him. He says Andy thought everyone was going to congratulate him for brawling like that, but it s done it s over. He lost. Everyone likes a winner -- no one likes a loser.