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On tonight's finale of "Bully Beatdown," tormentor Jordan "The Boar" loathed his victims because they played volleyball and aspired to work in the medical field--sounds like a boar-ing excuse to dislike someone if you ask us. In fact, Jordan's reasoning for picking on twins Austin and Micah was arguably one of the weakest justifications we've heard in a long time (not that there's ever a good reason to bully someone, but still). Good thing Jason "Mayhem" Miller brought in MMA fighter Joe Riggs to set the wild pig straight.

While we enjoyed tonight's matchup, we can't forget about the other well-deserved smackdowns that happened this season. G'head and take the poll to award your favorite beatdown!

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On tonight's episode of "Bully Beatdown," we met Mike from the Boogie Down Bronx, a 5-foot-4-inch mean guy with a serious Napoleon complex. After the New York street brawler met his match, MMA fighter Alex Alvarez, he lost all confidence (Mike barely lasted a minute in Round 2 before falling to his knees from a few leg kicks!).

Check out Eddie Alvarez's post-fight interview, where he talks about the importance of training and discipline. He also has an important message for bullies: Find a new hobby!

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There's nothing quite like an armpit-slashing bully with a big wet pompadour to put a little fear in you, and that's exactly what "Bully Beatdown" gave us tonight. Greaser-slash-meanie Kevin loved picking on his victims almost as much as he liked styling his hair, but after MMA fighter Tyron Woodley knocked him out, he was ready to retire his aggressive ways (and hairstyle!).

Check out Tyron's one-on-one interview, where he says he was raised to stick up for people (he came from a family of 13). No wonder he's so good at putting bullies to shame!

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With a name like Evermont King you're sort of destined for one of two paths: hiking the Appalachian Trail with a bunch of hippies or becoming a megabully. On tonight's episode of "Bully Beatdown," we watched a serious (yet short) royal rumble between two self-proclaimed kings. Evermont may have thought he was a fierce lion, but after a few guillotine choke holds from Bobby "King" Green, he scurried away like a chicken. It was probably a smart move, considering his opponent was ready for some serious ass whooping.

Check out Bobby Green's one-on-one interview to find out how why he loves fighting, plus hear how his fans keep him going.

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Tonight marked a major first for MMA fighter Jason "Mayhem" Miller and the rest of the "Bully Beatdown" crew. Never before has a chick jumped into the ring, but after meeting megabrat Amanda and her victim, Keiko, Mayhem knew he had to set the girl straight. He called in pro fighter Michelle Waterson (aka The Karate Hottie), who just so happens to have a penchant for knocking byotches out.

Check out Michelle Waterson's post-fight interview below, where she says that she's often underestimated because of her size and gender, then take the poll and let us know what you thought about the show's first girlfight.

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Tonight's 2-for-1 ass-whooping special of "Bully Beatdown" featured Nick (a.k.a. "The Truck"), an athletic in-line skater with an affinity for death metal music and pounding his victims Chris and Blair into the ground (oh, and taking claim for coining the term "Bitchassness" when we ALL KNOW that Diddy invented it). Too bad for him, legendary MMA fighter Jeremy Horn was there to set him straight.

Check out the video below to hear what Jeremy has to say about the sport of fighting, then take the poll and let us know if you were impressed with the way he tossed The Truck on his axle!

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On tonight's Season 3 premiere of "Bully Beatdown," we met mega-douche Andy from northern California. The self-proclaimed "King Of Fresno" sat down with Jason "Mayhem" Miller to explain why his victims, Steven and Taylor, deserved to get their butts whooped. According to him, their weakness was sickening and it's up to Andy to beat the poison out of 'em! The absurdity was too much to handle and Mayhem decided to jump into the ring himself to get the job done.

+ Check out the video below and hear what Big John has to say about Mayhem's first on-camera fight, then take the poll and let us know if you were impressed with their grudge match.

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"Bully Beatdown" is back, and your favorite bad-ass TV show host, Jason "Mayhem" Miller, is promising an ever tougher season than ever. This time, the rounds are longer, the headgear is smaller (you can do that?) and the game's gender-neutral (yup, that means chicks are gonna be slamming each other inside the ring!). Everyone likes to see a rowdy bully get put in his/her place, right?

Check out the trailer below, and make sure you tune in Nov. 4 at 11/10c for an all-new season. And to all you bullies out there, wrap yours hands and prepare to be roughhoused--no one's going easy on you.

Photo: Mitch Meyer/ MTV

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Jake Shields has won his last 12 fights in a row, but that hasn't done anything to shake Jason "Mayhem" Miller's confidence going into tomorrow night's grudge match. The Bully Beatdown host, whose own fighting record stands at an impressive 22-6, says he's ready to tear it up in the ring -- and take his old friend Jake for a ride he'll never forget.

Take another look at our exclusive sit-down with Mayhem and hear how he plans to out-grapple, out-fight and outmaneuver Jake, then tune into CBS tomorrow night to find out which of these two worthy opponents will walk away with the Strikeforce middleweight title!

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We saw so many great fights this season we're having trouble picking out a favorite. So we thought we'd narrow it down to our top and let you guys decide which fighter had the best beatdown of the season. Think it was Andrei "Shut Em' Out" Arlovski? Eddie "Take The Money And Run" Alvarez? Or how about Tony "DQ" Bonnello or Jake "I Want Mayhem" Shields? Take a look at our six favorite fighters and tell us whose fight packed the most punch.

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