QUINTON JACKSON
FIGHTING STYLE
Rampage is a tough brawler with good
boxing and wrestling and impressive
strength. He has KO power in both hands
and will try to draw opponents into a
brawl where he can use it. He’s not a fan of
the ground game and often slams his way
out of bad situations.
STRENGTHS WEAKNESSES
STRENGTH SPEED
Few people of his weight are able Jackson is not known for his great
to match Rampage’s incredible speed or explosiveness. He plods
strength, his slams are legendary. forward throwing powerful, fight-
ending, punches.
KO POWER
Chuck Liddell and Wanderlei KICKS
Silva can both attest to Jackson’s “Rampage” rarely ever throws
explosive hooks, left and right. kicks and checks them just
as rarely. Forrest was able to
TRASH TALK control him by punishing his legs
Rampage is a joker who uses his throughout their fight.
larger-than-life personality to get
into opponent’s heads and force
them to make mistakes.
Current Form And Motivation
“Rampage” gave up a title shot in order to take on Rashad, so clearly this fight means something to
him. Jackson fights best when there are personal stakes in the fight, like his recent fights with Liddell
and Silva, he will have taken their time in the house to build up a real hate between the two men.
COMMON CHUCK FORREST KEITH
OPPONENTS
LIDDELL GRIFFIN JARDINE
SUGAR
Win, KO
Win, TKO Win, decision
09/2008 12/2008 (TUF 2), 2005
RAMPAGE
Win, TKO 11/2003 Loss, decision Win, decision
KO 05/2007 07/2008 03/2008
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