“The Ultimate Fighter 22: Team McGregor vs. Team Faber” pits American athletes against European counterparts.
Jiu-Jitsu black belt and 2009 ADCC bronze medalist, Ryan Hall is part of the cast of The Ultimate Fighter: Team McGregor vs. Team Faber which debuted on Wednesday, September 9th.
Hall is a world class grappler having medaled in the ADCC, IBJJF World Championships, Pan, Grapplers Quest and more. He is the founder of the 50/50 jiu-jitsu academy. He is known for his triangle, heel hook and 50/50 guard.
For the past few years, Hall has been training out of the Tristar gym in Montreal, Canada, home of former UFC welterweight champion Georges St Pierre. He has amassed a 4-1 MMA record.
Sixteen Americans will face off and 16 Europeans will do the same to determine which eight to advance to the house for each team.
Hall won his first 2 fights by heelhook.
Here is Ryan Hall’s 3rd fight vs Englishman Saul Rogers.
Saul Rogers gets it done with a majority decision over Ryan Hall using good striking and phenomenal takedown defense to prevent the Brazilian jiu-jitsu ace from having much hope at all on the ground.
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