The WORST episodes of The Contender (2005)
Every episode of The Contender (2005) ever, ranked from worst to best by thousands of votes from fans of the show. The worst episodes of The Contender (2005)!
The new season of The Contender features 16 Cruiserweights from around the world who will face each other in a 12-episode competition. With former boxer and television star Tony Danza serving as host and mentor and veteran Tommy Brooks and John Bray serving as trainers, these fighters will go through the most intense training of their lives and battle in the most challenging fights of their careers. In the end, the two left standing will get into the ring to fight for the coveted title of Contender Champion.
#9 - Por La Rasa
Season 2 - Episode 10 - Aired 9/12/2006
#14 - There Ain't No Quitting
Season 3 - Episode 5 - Aired 10/2/2007
With power in the blue teams hand they get to choose the last two fights with four people left, Sakio Bika and Paul Smith of the blue team and David Banks and Donny McCrary of the gold team. Blue Team decides Sakio will face Donny and Paul will face David.
#15 - Fight 1
Season 4 - Episode 1 - Aired 12/3/2008
In the fourth season of The Contender”, 16 of the world’s best cruiserweight boxers answered the call and flew across the globe to the island nation of Singapore, to fight, in hope of being the next Contender Champion. The 16 boxers stepped into the Contender Training Gym for the very first time meeting with host Tony Danza and trainers Tommy Brooks and John Bray. The fighters were welcomed to their new gym and to Singapore, their new home. In his address, Tony let the fighters in on his little known past: he was once a professional boxer, but ended up down a different path. Tony then introduced the two trainers. Training the Gold Team is Tommy Brooks, one of the biggest names in boxing. He’s trained Mike Tyson, Evander Holyfield as well as the Blue Team’s trainer, John Bray. John was himself a former Heavyweight contender. Now, as a trainer, John faces Tommy as a student challenging his former teacher.
Watch Now:Amazon#17 - Fight 10
Season 4 - Episode 10 - Aired 2/11/2009
Given a second chance at the Tournament, Joell Godfrey trains hard to prove himself in his upcoming fight. With a spot in the Final Four at stake, Hino Ehikhamenor takes on Deon Elam, and Rico Hoye fights Joell Godfrey in a Double Header.
Watch Now:Amazon#20 - Fight 7
Season 4 - Episode 7 - Aired 1/21/2009
After stopping veteran fighter Lawrence Tauasa with a deadly right hook in just the second round, Troy Ross brings home an impressive TKO victory, keeping control of the Power of Choice and winning the fourth consecutive fight for the Gold Team.
Watch Now:Amazon#21 - Fight 6
Season 4 - Episode 6 - Aired 1/14/2009
Facing the knock-out power of Darnell “Ding-a-ling Man” Wilson, Ehinomen “Hollywood Hino” Ehikhamenor gives a safe but smart performance and out boxes Darnell in 5 rounds of boxing. The Gold Team walks away with their 3rd victory in a row and retains the power of choice.
Watch Now:Amazon#23 - Fight 4
Season 4 - Episode 4 - Aired 12/31/2008
Coming off the exciting Erick Vega vs. AK Laleye fight, the Gold Team has the power of choice for the first time. The mood in the loft has changed drastically, as the Gold Team celebrates their first victory in the tournament. They then get right down to business in discussing who their first target should be. Deon makes it clear he wants to fight, eying either Richard Gingras or Mike Alexander. AK, however, suggests that they should go after the “bleeding lamb”, Ryan Coyne because of the disrespect he’d shown Hino during training the day before.
Watch Now:Amazon#25 - Fight 2
Season 4 - Episode 2 - Aired 12/10/2008
Setting the bar high for the rest of the fighters, Felix “Bad News” Cora Jr. gives a solid first match performance, out-boxing Joell Godfrey in 5 rounds of cruiserweight action. Felix’s victory now gives the Blue Team the first win of The Contender Tournament and the upper hand.
Watch Now:Amazon