the match-ups, Penn picks the third light heavyweight fight: Anton Berzin vs. Patrick Walsh. Episode 7: "Kinetic Chess" (May 28, 2014) In the aftermath of Roger Zapata's controversial win over Ian Stephens, both teams' tensions are on the rise in the TUF house, especially Edgar and his team who still believes Stephens had won the fight, despite the judges scoring and White's pick for Zapata. Penn's assistant coach Mark Coleman visits the fighters to watch a UFC event in Brazil and witnesses the teams' tensions boil over when Matt Van Buren makes a comment about one of the fights on TV having similar scoring to the Zapata/Stephens fight, causing Team Penn to come to Zapata's defense. This altercation puts Eddie Gordon on edge and he goes to verbal blows, first with Chris Fields, and then Daniel Spohn who was trying to calm the situation down. Patrick Walsh defeated Anton Berzin via unanimous decision after three rounds. Again, another Team Penn fighter "gassed out" due to lack of cardio. Edgar, back in control, picks the fourth middleweight fight and matches Gordon against Mike King. Episode 8: "Someone's Getting Bullied" (June 4, 2014) Disgusted with Team Edgar's lack of cleanliness, Mike King leaves a sign with profanity to clean their dishes. This note rubs Eddie Gordon the wrong way before their fight, saying "somebody's getting bullied" in the cage, "and it's not going to be [him]." During training, Penn and his assistant coaches are worried that King will forget about their game plan by wanting to "stand and bang" against Gordon and knock him out rather than to use his strength in wrestling. This season's "Coaches Challenge" put Frankie Edgar and B.J. Penn against each other in a kayak race at a nearby lake. They had to paddle around buoys and race under a bridge to the finish line. Penn won the competition earning $10,000 for his team ($1,500 per fighter), joking that it is how his ancestors got to Hawaii. Eddie Gordon defeated Mike King via unanimous decision after three rounds. King was badly poked in the eye in the second round, ruining his depth perception. Again, White describes this as another "terrible fight" because there was "no sense of urgency" from both fighters to win the fight in the sudden victory round. The last preliminary match-up is picked fourth, a light heavyweight fight between: Team Penn's Chris Fields vs. Team