#2 Jens Pulver
2007’s Season 5 of TUF included two groups of Lightweights instructed by adversaries Jens Pulver and BJ Penn, and keeping in mind that Penn ended up as the winner in their inevitable battle – stifling Pulver out in the first round – it was very obvious to anybody watching the demonstrate that ‘Lil Evil’ was the unrivaled mentor of the two. Similarly as with Hughes and Serra however, it wasn’t that Penn was terrible – progressively that Pulver was splendid in the job.
Curiously, Pulver had it hard from the earliest starting point of the season. In an odd move, Penn endeavored to diversion the framework while picking groups by requesting that hopefuls raise a hand on the off chance that they “did not need anything to do with Pulver” – and in the disarray, bounty did.
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In the long run Dana White constrained the combine to utilize an ordinary picking framework – however in a decent bend, Pulver essentially didn’t hold anything against any of his contenders who’d needed to be on Penn’s group.
It was Pulver’s friendly nature that made him such an extraordinary mentor, basically. In addition to the fact that he helped contenders like Corey Hill – an unpracticed warrior with no expert sessions – enhance extraordinarily, yet he knew precisely how to treat his charges as well, managing an allegation of overtraining from Brandon Melendez in quiet form and instantly recovering the warrior onside, and realizing when to crack down on his weakest contender, Wayne Weems, yet in addition when to commend him.
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Pulver even went up against an additional contender – Andy Wang – when Penn booted him off his very own group, and instantly encouraged him. He likewise declined to hold anything against Nate Diaz when he chose to prepare with Penn for a session.
At last, the season came down to Diaz against Manny Gamburyan, in a match of two Pulver-trained warriors – scarcely astonishing given the excellent activity he had done as a mentor.
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