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Going through Amir Sadollah withdrawal? Well Zuffa has finally figured out how to use their chronically injured TUF 7 winner and its not fighting.

Sadollah will host an Ultimate Fighter recap show. Basically its like the Real World Reunion show except no crying girls. I think...

Press Release below,

New York, New York, September 22, 2009 - Spike TV's hit series "The Ultimate Fighter" has propelled mixed martial arts into the American mainstream while becoming the most successful franchise in the network's history. With its tenth iteration having premiered to record ratings, Spike.com will launch the original series "The Ultimate Fighter: The Aftermath."

Hosted by Amir Sadollah, the new show will be a video roundtable discussion about the on-air episode that precedes it, with the fighters that competed in an elimination bout on hand to talk about what went on, both inside and outside of the Octagon^TM, during "The Ultimate Fighter: Heavyweights."

"‘The Ultimate Fighter: Heavyweights' promises to be the show's biggest season yet, and Spike.com has enjoyed great success with its ‘Aftermath' franchise," said Jon Slusser, SVP, Spike digital entertainment. "In combining the two, this new show will deliver exclusive content to our audience, and allow Spike viewers and members of our online community to interact with our signature franchise in new ways."

Premiering Tuesday, September 22 on Spike.com, "The Ultimate Fighter: The Aftermath" will allow fans, for the first time in the show's history, to pose their questions about "The Ultimate Fighter: Heavyweights" directly to the fighters involved. UFC® president Dana White will be on hand for the premiere episode, and, over the course of the season, coaches Rashad Evans and Rampage Jackson, as well as the show's entire cast, including Kimbo Slice, Wes Sims, Marcus Jones, and Roy Nelson, will stop by to take part in "The Aftermath."

"Ten seasons in, and ‘The Ultimate Fighter' still packs as much of a punch as ever," said Brian J. Diamond, SVP, sports and specials, Spike TV. "We're excited to build on the show's continued on air success and venture into a new platform with "‘The Ultimate Fighter: The Aftermath.'"