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"I do (want to be a part of TUF) I'm excited for it, I think it's going to be wild. I think it's going to be Real World meets TUF, and I don't know, I have this idea or joke actually that all the girls are going to be like lesbians or hooking up with all the girls, and all the boys are going on there with hope thinking like, 'we're gonna be the first guys that have chicks on the show and this is going to be awesome.' And the girls are going to be like, 'no boys allowed.'"
-- Should Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) women's bantamweight contender Miesha Tate defeat Cat Zingano this weekend (April 13, 2013) at The Ultimate Fighter (TUF) 17 Finale, which goes down at Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas, Nevada, she will coach opposite bitter rival Ronda Rousey on TUF 18. It's a season that will include -- for the first time ever -- men and women living under the same roof, competing for a contract with the world's leading mixed martial arts (MMA) organization. That dynamic, according to "Cupcake" -- who recently appeared on "The MMA Hour" -- is a recipe that could lead to several hook ups. Tate, however, says she would find it rather funny if all the women were hooking up with each other, dashing the hopes of the men looking to get some action outside of the cage. Tate also detailed a conversation she had with company president Dana White in which she recommended mandatory birth control and boxes of condoms because "getting knocked up isn't good for girls' careers" to which White responded by saying, "Yeah, I know, it's worse than getting knocked out." Who out there is eager to see the latest season of TUF if only to witness all the potential in-house action once the lights go out?
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