Hell’s Kitchen Season 6 Fight

July 22, 2009 By 14 Comments

Last night saw the season 6 premiere of “Hell’s Kitchen” and according to Los Angeles Times, it was quite an interesting one. It wasn’t long before TV Chef Gordon Ramsay, was rubbing some of the contestants up the wrong way.

But this time, one of the chefs, who was apparently a former marine that has a temper, got pushed a bit too far and started on Gordon Ramsay. He even ripped off his chef’s jacket and challenged Ramsay to step outside into the parking lot.

Hell’s Kitchen Season 6 Fight

It doesn’t seem to bother Gordon though, as he says he welcomes a certain amount of bravado from his underlings and encourages that level of confidence and claims they need it to succeed in that line of work.

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  • http://msn doug

    Time to get it on. Does anyone know for certain if Chef Ramsey knows self defense like karate, judo, boxing,etc??

  • chris

    He was a pro rugby player. You would think he could handle himself in a fight. I think it maybe staged for ratings.

  • Bla

    Ramsey know how to kick so ass for real I can guarantee that.

  • Baltazar

    Chef Ramsay is a 3rd degree black belt in wrebojukai, a hybrid fighting art of wrestling/boxing/judo and karate. No hot-headed, foul-mouthed marine is going to intimidate him!

  • PhatDraco

    Your a moron dude. Nice word you made up there. Although there is no doubt that Gordon Ramsay being a Scottsman growing up with an abusive drunk father, can certainly handle himself, i find it extremely funny that you went to the effort of making up a word like “Wrebojukai” and trying to pass it off as a martial art.

  • LeanDraco

    Moron? Try You’re.
    PS-how do you even know the writer is a “dude”?
    Moron!

  • doublej

    He didn’t make it up.. I’m a 6th-dan wrebojuka master myself. It’s deadly!

  • Ramsaylovetohatehim

    I forgot Ramsay was a pro Rugby player, that must be why he hates gay people so much. The amount of homophobic comments that come out of that man’s mouth is an outrage. F this you Fing F@g, every episode!

    I hope that marine stays on and whip’s some sense in to Chef Ramsay.

    Also that dude from Texas, and the emotionally disturbed guy who always wears the hat, and the bald guy, totally hot! Especially the Texas guy, totally hot when angry and/or almost crying.

    The metrosexual jew with the glasses, ugly.

  • Mjollnir

    I’d put up a person who gre up in the housing projects of Glasgow over this former Marine an day.

    I have my doubts he was in the Marines for long with that attitude to authority. From the chip on his shoulder, I would be guessing his discharge was likely dishonourable.

  • Simon

    Ramsay wasn’t a rugby player, he was definitely a footballer (soccer), and not pro at that. Just thought I’d ad that =)

  • dave

    To be honest, I really don’t think there is going to be much more than some bickering back and forth between the two before Ramsay just says to hell with it and kicks this guy off the show. From the minute or two introduction with scenes from all season long you can tell that all the firetrucks and whatnot are from a fire in the building. Who knows, maybe the guy went crazy and set Chef Ramsay’s kitchen on fire :P .

  • dave

    LOL… was just reading some of the comments above. “HE’S A 3RD DGR. BLACK BELT IN WREBOJUDOKAI” or w/e the hell you said.. Are you actually that dumb that you tried to make up some bullcrap like that? There is no such thing… you’re an idiot

  • Lynne

    The truth about Bojuka FYI:

    Bojuka is a self defense system based on behaviourally realistic and natural body movements. Training emphasizes simple techniques using common gross motor skills that are maintained under stressful conditions. Bojuka teaches threat elimination through awareness, avoidance, and the reasonable use of force. The Bojuka Self Defense System includes blocks, body movement, grappling, joint manipulation and strikes to vital points of the body and central nervous system. The core techniques are designed to be committed to muscle memory and function in a variety of different assault scenarios.

  • Dave

    Ramsay was a pro-footballer. I remember seeing an old photo of the Glasgow Rangers squad, and he was stood at the back. Oh, and he didn’t grow up in a tough Glasgow neighbourhood, not with that posh English accent of his. Have you ever heard a working-class Glasgow native talk? It sounds more like Klingon than English.