but i love my mom so much for doing all that she's done. it took me a long time to appreciate her and what she's done for us, you know? there's some things about my mom that i might not agree with, but more and more, i see myself becoming like her as i grow up in a positive way. she's so caring and so loving for us. sorry. i know that, like, if she can bring me the world that she would, and i just know i can pay back my mom, because even though, like, we didn't have a lot, she, like, always made sure karate was paid for and that i had that outlet. so, yeah, i really love my family. melendez: don't let her hit you at all, tecia. just stick. there you go. fire back. got to fire back.

first fight is gonna be tecia torres versus randa markos. and our game plan against randa is to keep it on the feet. push at him, get some combos. markos' definitely best strength is on the ground. she likes to bum-rush against the fence. pitter patters will score points for you. tecia -- i told her take her time, pick her apart, just pace herself, and then we'll do her barrage of punches. don't give her a chance to get up on top of you or take you down. go for it, girls. now that i've been here and i've been training with these girls, i feel like i've been dominant on every single girl that i've trained with on my team. they're tough girls and they're great, but i just believe i'm a step above them. i'm so sorry. that was really, really hard. i'm so sorry. so i feel great fighting randa markos. she was ranked number 14 and i was ranked third, but there's no pressure. i do have great striking. i'm probably one of the better strikers here. melendez: there you go. so i'm pretty sure she's gonna just try to go for a takedown,

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and they took him down, and now it's just a free-for-all. i mean, he wasn't a good person, but he controlled those people. i was born in iraq, and i moved to canada when i was 3 years old. well, when we escaped, we went to, like, jordan. the war started in 1988, '89 was iraq and iran, so we decided to escape. but when we did that, we went through hell. we had to go from one town to another, staying in, like, churches and eating people's scraps. if we never left, my life would have been completely different. it's so crazy. like, i wouldn't be the person i am right now. yeah, i probably would have been either killed or put in jail. we were held hostage. my mom -- like, one story she told me, there were seven young men -- they were around 20 years old. they would help me, my brother, my sister out. they'd feed us, get us clothing, you know, 'cause we were all, like, held captive together. and one day, all those seven men, they lined them up and shot them all in front of her, and she was just like, "wow. that could have been us." but at least we got out. like, my poor grandma and grandpa still live there,

and, like, they don't have air-conditioning. they don't have clean water. they don't have food. like, they can't do anything right now. but, then, finally, we got our visa, and then we came to canada. we've created such a strong bond. we'll always be there for each other. we'd do anything for each other. i mean, we don't always get along, but we're a family. here, mom. and i couldn't have made it this far without them. [ indistinct conversations ] in high school, grade 9, we had a wrestling team, so i went in and tried out for that, and i loved it. but my parents, you know, when i went home and i was so excited to tell them i was wrestling, they pulled me out. and the next year, i just told them i was playing volleyball 'cause it was a girly sport. let's eat. what do you want to eat? man: dig in. so, then, i went behind their back, and i continued to go to practice, just to take it as far as i can. but they kind of found out

because i was bringing so much medals home and everything. elisa, arya, you guys want some cake? now they understand. they see that i'm actually, you know, serious about this and that no matter what they say, i'm gonna do what i want to do. oh, thank you. i'm such a workaholic. like, i have to constantly be doing something. ziter pharmacy, randa speaking. i work at a pharmacy. i'm a pharmacy assistant. and do you have the rx number? i love working there. it's a great place. they're very supportive of me. and i would like to continue working there. but it would be nice to focus on fighting 100%. i've never done that before. i think people don't realize who i am because it's a small town and it's a small gym and not too many people come from there. but i feel that we've got just as good training as any other gym. i have my grappling coaches, my standup coaches. i have everyone behind me. i walked in the gym knowing absolutely nothing about jujitsu, just with my wrestling background, and they've got me this far. on my free time, i like to go fishing with my husband.

he installs windows, installs anything glass. but he used to fight, as well, so he understands what i'm going through, and he knows what i'm capable of. he knows that i've worked really hard for this. but to bring home the belt to my husband, i think -- i don't know. he would be amazed, and he would be really proud of me. pettis: all right, here we go, gang. that's right. yeah, there you go. good. that's it. good job, champ. yes, good. i'm number 14 and tecia is number 3, so i'm the underdog, and i have a lot to prove, i feel. pettis: strong. breathe. i've fought tecia before, and i know that she's really strong. randa, actually, i didn't really know anything about her coming into the show, but, then, she's pretty scrappy. pettis: cover her face in that. yeah.

esparza: i don't really know too much about randa, but, you know, just training with her, she definitely impressed me. i thought she had more than i originally thought. so, you know, who knows? i think randa could possibly win this fight. pettis: i'm confident in my team. i think randa's gonna get the job done. tough first fight for her in tecia torres. randa has her work cut out for her, and she can really leave a dent on their team right away. if we can eliminate their first pick with our first win, i think that changes the whole momentum of the season. if the sidekick's coming, sweep or get far away. man, you want to be behind her, too. so when you sweep, come in behind her so you can take her back, you can scramble from there. she's scrappy. we know tecia is a shorter fighter, very powerful sidekicks, so we really want to defend that sidekick, 'cause tecia's very athletic. she'll look for the takedown. and randa's more -- she's longer, she's in your face, and we just wanted to build her punching. short kick. land a couple punches. randa, pow! boom!

and get her on the cage and take her down, control the top position as much as possible, and we should be able to win the fight. markos: before i came here, i had a few people tell me that they think that tecia might win the whole thing. and i'm like, "okay, well, i'm going to this house, "and now i have to fight her first, and we're the first fight." so definitely i feel like there's a lot of people underestimating me. but i think i'm gonna show them after this fight that, you know, just watch out. good job, girl. once i get in the cage, i unleash all the anger inside, and i just, like, attack. aah! randa markos, let's show the world that strawweights can fight. miller invented lite beer, the original 96 calorie pilsner, and that changed everything. this led to fewer guys with beer bellies. ...which led to more women attracted to those guys ...which led to dates, second dates, wedding bells, and honeymoons...

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torres: today is my fight day. it feels a little bit different, 'cause normally, i wake up, and i'll see somebody in my family or my boyfriend or call my mom. girls, i'm about to leave, so i'm just saying goodbye. but i know they're here in spirit with me and in my heart, so i'm gonna take that into the ring with me tonight. hugs and kisses after my hand's raised. oh, you got this. you got it. do you want it on your hand? no. i'll probably wear it. put it wherever you want. all right, thank you. thank you. leading up to this fight, it's completely different from what i'm used to.

i like to stay, like, isolated, away from my opponent, away from, you know, everyone. but right now it's like everyone's constantly like, "are you okay? is everything okay? are you worried?" you know, it's like, just leave me alone, you know? torres: i feel honored to be the first pick for team melendez and for them to have faith in me to give me the first fight so we can start us off with a win and continue that win throughout the season. team pettis in the house. ready to watch an ass-kicking tonight. torres: i just think that melendez knows i'm about this competition. i didn't come here for any other reason. i didn't come here to make friends, to have buddies down the line, or to find new training partners. i came here for the belt.

yes. coach, more punches in bunches. let her throw like four. let her hands go. yeah, let her work that speed. tecia should be successful in this fight. she should be able to do what she wants, but the best bet is to keep it on the feet, stick and move. boom! and we're not here to mess around. we're here to win. pettis: you have time. don't rush the submission. you've got time to get it. it's 10 minutes long. pettis: i'm very comfortable with randa. i think her mind-set, she's like this quiet girl, but she has this attitude about her that you know she means business. and i think if she uses her reach well and uses that to get in the clinch, we should be able to handle business. [ indistinct pep talk ] markos: when i'm walking up to the cage, i'm usually nervous. if you ask any of my coaches, i'm, like, ridiculously nervous, like shaking and just like, "i can't believe i'm doing this. i can't believe i'm doing this." [ cheers and applause ]

but, then, once i get in the cage, it's like it all goes away, and i guess i just get more aggressive and, like, i unleash, like, all the anger inside, and i just, like, attack. aah! [ cheers and applause ] right before the fight starts and i'm walking out, i'm truly happy. i'm at the place where i want to be. it's business in the cage. it's really fun for me, you know, just being in there, doing what i love, giving it my all. randa markos, i'm ready for you. let's put on a show. let's show the world that strawweights can fight.

just bring it. don't underestimate me. ready? ready? fight. see the final fight now on foxsports.com. and catch all-new episodes of "the ultimate fighter" wednesdays at 10:00 on fox sports 1.

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it. not some, excuse me, the entire bottle of wasabi oil and attempts to eat it. and of course he wasn't able to. but he wants redemption. >> today i plan on joining the special victory club. >> that's his bag of flaming hot cheetos and again he pours the entire battle in there. >> have a good day. he finally starts eating and realizes, you know what, this is probably something that you shouldn't try at home and neither should he. >> wasabi -- oh. >> that was a great one. >> i can feel the wasabi -- ahhh. >> you think can he get through this? the answer is -- ♪ nope. [ bleep ] >> why did he vomit back in the cheetos? >> that means the challenge is over because once you've puked your challenge food onto the food you can't eat that.

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