going into her rematch with Penne since it was her first fight in two years since her pregnancy. Plus, she misses her 1-year-old daughter back at home. In answer to Team Pettis' "panty wall" in their locker room, the ladies on the purple team pull their first prank when they take a pair of oversize "granny panties" to add to the collection. Penne and the rest of the team do not take kindly to the new addition and stretch the panties on Melendez's portrait, which he takes lightly and is amused by. Jessica Penne defeated Lisa Ellis via submission (rear naked choke) at 1:14 in round 1. White commented that Penne had her back, and there was no doubt, in his mind, that Ellis gave up that choke because she wanted out of the fight. Still in control of the picks, Pettis chose the next match up: #1 Carla Esparza vs. #16 Angela Hill. Episode 4: Make A Big Strike (October 1, 2014) Former World Extreme Cagefighting featherweight champion, Urijah Faber, steps in as Team Pettis' temporary coach for the day due to Pettis having a prior engagement, making the ladies "crush" on him during wrestling practice. Angela Hill's comedic actions are heightened when she "gas attacks" her teammates at the TUF house. Justine Kish, who only fought in the strawweight division once before, struggles with her weight and hopes her team keeps on winning to help lose the weight, giving her more time. After Heather Jo Clark hyperextends her knee during practice, she complains about it so much her teammates lash out, especially Angela Magana who has had it with her attitude. Having not fought in a year and a half, former Invicta Strawweight Champion, Carla Esparza, is worried about "ring rust" against her upcoming fight with Hill. Carla Esparza defeated Angela Hill via submission (standing rear naked choke) at 1:18 in round 1. Winning four fights in a row and still in control, Pettis matches #6 Felice Herrig against #11 Clark. Episode 5: Coming To Get You (October 22, 2014) When Melendez calls a team meeting, his team turns on Clark after she constantly complains about her injuries, and how she only wants to train with the coaches and not with them. After hurting her knee in a previous practice, Justine Kish receives some bad news from the doctor—she has a torn ACL injury, and she is advised