10th Ultimate Fighter season of "hard" is finally upon us, when a statement this summer. Show next Wednesday (9 / 16) at 10 EST on Spike TV next UFC Fight Night 19 feet Melvin Guillard against Nate Diaz.

This season will certainly be full of surprises, Rashad Evans and Quinton "rampage" Jackson, coach of duty trucks for future UFC. UFC president Dana White, also took out the trumpet Kimbo Slice as competitors caught several times after his conviction in the media. Figure 4 shows part of the former NFL players and front-runners to win the show, a former champion in the IFL heavyweight Roy "Big Country" Nelson and undefeated Texas heavy Champ Darrill Schoonover.

Discover the complete melting below (provided by Spike TV / MMAJunkie).
• Zach Jensen (11-2): 6 ft 4, 265-pound 26-year-old Jensen was a wrestler and rugby Northern Illinois University and Augsburg College. Mon college and found success in "difficult man" competitions, and Golden Gloves competitions and eventually to move to MMA in 2007.
• Marcus Jones (4-1): 6 feet 6, 260-pound 35-year-old Jones is the most prolific quartet on Mac. When you play defensive end for the University of North Carolina, Jones was All-American and 1995 ACC Defensive Player of the Year in 1996 and was the first round handle selection of Tampa Bay. Eight years after the success of the NFL, he joined Gracie Tampa and moved to MMA.
• Scott Junk (6-2): 6-foot-1, 265-pound 30-year-old junk, was a former Division II All-American football player Southwestern Oklahoma State. Secondary school, spam began martial arts training, won his place in the UFC in 2007. Junk, who in battle less than two weeks, suffered losses in the first round of Christian Wellisch.
• John Madsen (3-0): 6-foot, 240-pound 29-year-old Madsen grew up in South Dakota, where he earned all-conference and all state honors in football, athletics and wrestling. After the victory over UFC champion Brock Lesnar is a battle of high school, Madsen said, to get a Division II national championship in wrestling at the University of South Dakota. Madsen Matt Hughes trains in HIT Squad.
• James McSweeney (12-4): 6-foot-4, 230-pound 28-year-old Englishman started McSweeney strike again, his kickboxing training is 6 years before moving to Thailand for training at all times. . With the combination of records accumulated 136-9 kickboxing organizations McSweeney moved to the former UFC champion Rashad Evans, and now trains on a regular MMA Greg Jackson in New Mexico.
• Matt Mitrione (0-0): 6 feet 3 inch, 275-pound 30 years ago had two players: US high schools. He attended Purdue University, earning All-Big Ten honor, Mitrione played six seasons and the NFL New York Giants and Minnesota Vikings. After the catastrophic injury, Mitrione returned to his childhood passion for martial arts and began training for UFC veterans Chris Lytle and Jake O'Brien.
• Roy Nelson (14-4): 6-foot-1, 265-pound 33 years was born in Las Vegas, trained in martial arts from an early age, playing football, baseball and wrestling. From the beginning, Nelson has surprised many opponents to less than imposing a figure. "IFL heavy Crown Big Country" is dead before suffering significant losses in recent Jeff Monson and Andrei Arlovski.
• DEMIĆ Rogers (4-0): 6 ft 4, 235-pound 27-year-old was a stand-out wrestler and football player in high school while studying at home, in Washington. Rogers jujutsu began training as a means of maintaining appropriate, and after winning the tournament in the local martial arts, began to focus on employment opportunities in sport.
• Brendan Schaub (4-0): 6 ft 4, 240-pound 26-year credits Jean-Claude Van Damme movie "Blood Sport", as her inspiration to continue with martial arts. He grew up in Colorado, Schaub, all state athlete, soccer and lacrosse. Schaub will play champion at the University of Colorado, but plays later, Arena Football League is to preserve space and Buffalo Bills practice team in the NFL. Schaub remains active in Tae Kwon Do and Jujutsu, and currently trains T KO Fight Club and Jackson MMA.
• Darill Schoonover (10-0): 6 feet 2 inches, 250-pound 24-year-old Schoonover grew up in Texas and began training in Jujutsu, judo, wrestling and submission of 17 d after graduation 'schools, Schoonover was in the Army, was two years in the Army. Schoonover is still active in the reserve to continue their careers in teaching, although 10 stay to win 10 trips in the cage, martial arts training in May.
• Wes Shivers (3-1): 6 ft 7, 285-pound, 32 years, increased Shivers Mississippi, won a scholarship to play football, Mississippi State University. Frost was All-SEC before the game as the Tennessee Titans and the NFL Atlanta Falcons. Shivers football career was followed by four years of employment legislation. Continuously extended to form the Mississippi, including UFC veteran Alan Belcher.
• Wes Sims (22-12-1): 6-foot-10, 260-pound 29-year-old Sims was originally a professional fighting career, the UFC Hall of Finnish writer Mark Coleman believes that "project" to take. Shooting martial arts. The Sims earned its place in the UFC in 2003, fell in-to-back trips to the current interim UFC champion Frank Mir. Sims is currently the home gym in Ohio.
• Kevin "Kimbo Slice" Ferguson (3-1): 6-foot-1, 235-pound 35-year-old Ferguson is a small demonstration of the hardcore and casual fans of MMA. Street Fighting YouTube sensation play football at the University of Miami, has acted as the guardian to make money for his benefit bareknuckle fighter. Four Seasons, a veteran of the now defunct EliteXC, Fergsuon fought in the infamous slaughter of Seth Petruzelli.
• Abe Wagner (6-2): 6 ft 4, 265-pound 29-year-old Wagner grew up in Wisconsin, joined, and football and basketball and high school. Wagner was a defender of Michigan Tech University, where he graduated in Mechanical Engineering. Wagner began martial arts training in 2005.
• Mike Wessel (6-1): 6-foot, 255-year £ 31 Wessel was made in Ohio at the end played his way into the University of Saint Francis football team. Wessel briefly Arena Football League approved the status of forces and fitness coach at the University of Arkansas. Wessel was the first professional defeat at the hands of his appearance Lone Antoni Hardonk UFC UFC 92 in December 2008.
• Justin Rehn (10-1): 6 feet 3 inch, 264-pound, 22-year-old Rennes was twice champion wrestler from school to home in Texas to obtain a place in the Iowa State University wrestling. Team before injuries forced to leave and return. During his term of struggle, Rennes concentrate their martial arts training on energy, finally decided to turn professional. Rennes trains in Texas with The Ultimate Fighter 4 Champion Travis Lutter, and plans to move from Las Vegas to train during the transient current UFC champion Frank Mir.