a lecture about overtraining and tells them while back at the house they must rest their bodies. The blue team takes a break from training to celebrate Halloween by carving Jack-o'-lanterns and giving out candy to trick-or-treaters (including Edgar and his two sons who came dressed as Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles). A couple of fighters even dressed up in women's clothing for their costumes. Meanwhile, Edgar takes his team hiking on the trails of Mount Charleston, much to a few of his fighters' dislike, since it was a long and tiring time. Roger Zapata rubs some of the wrestling-based fighters on Team Edgar the wrong way when he comments, "Wrestling is simple in terms of moves: single or double leg takedown." This especially prompted Division I wrestler Corey Anderson to lose his temper. Corey Anderson defeated Josh Clark via majority decision after two rounds. Still in control of the match-ups, Edgar picks the third middleweight fight and matches Ian Stephens against Zapata. Episode 6: "Fight to Live" (May 21, 2014) Penn invited his friend and former rival, UFC Hall of Famer Matt Hughes, as a guest coach to help his team with wrestling techniques during practice. For the first time ever, White is so outraged at referee Steve Mazzagatti's decision to take a point away for Zapata's supposed illegal downward elbow without a warning, that he leaves cage-side and goes back to his office in disgust. Although Mazzagatti did warn Zapata several times, White believes that he should have given Zapata a clear final warning before reducing a point. After the winner is announced, both teams are confused and shocked on how the judges first scored the fight as a majority draw (10–8, 9–9, 9–9) and then changed their decision to giving Zapata the win. White commented that he thought Zapata won the fight because he did more damage from his "freestyle striking" as opposed to Stephens just being what he described as a "human blanket" by just lying on top without any submission attempts. After the fight, Penn said: "I'm not gonna lie, I thought Stephens was gonna get the nod." Stephens' teammates all thought that he dominated the first two rounds, stating that the fight never should have gone to the third round. Roger Zapata defeated Ian Stephens via "judges' decision" after three rounds. This was considered the most controversial fight in TUF history. Back in control of