UFC 130 Results: Quinton "Rampage" Jackson vs. Matt Hamill Fight Video Highlights

Missed the headlining bout for UFC 130? Well here's a quick highlight video of the fight between Quinton Jackson and Matt Hamill from ESPN. If you can't watch the video, you can also check out the play-by-play after the jump.

Here is how our own Brent Brookhouse saw the fight during our UFC 130 live results and commentary post:

Quinton Jackson vs. Matt Hamill - Round 1 - Hamill trying to go to the leg kicks early. Hamill shoots and Rampage stuffs it and hits a few short punches. Every time it looks like Rampage is about to punch it becomes clear that Hamill is pretty worried about tasting that power. Leg kick by Hamill again. Another shot by Hamill is stuffed and he keeps circling. Jackson with two nice punches that both land. Hamill has another takedown stuffed and just misses eating a huge knee. Hamill is looking really discouraged and Rampage is hitting him with some big shots. Hamill goes back to his corner bleeding from the mouth and nose. 10-9 Jackson.

Round 2 - Hamill with a very sloppy shot and Jackson stuffs it with ease. Another weak shot by Hamill and Jackson makes him pay with a powerful flurry. Not a ton of activity through the first half of the second round. And not much more over the next minute. Finally Rampage unloads with some big shots and Hamill is hurt. Every time Rampage lands there looks to be a brief moment where Hamill thinks about wanting out. 10-9 Rampage.

Round 3 - As we head into the final round the main question is if Hamill can make it to the final bell. Hamill does briefly manage to push Jackson into the cage but doesn't do anything with it. Left hand lands for Hamill. Hamill pushes him into the cage again and ends up eating a knee. Jackson starting to land his punches again and a few bigger ones have Hamill wobbling backward. The crowd boos as we hit the 30 final thirty seconds. Big knee by Quinton hurts Hamill and the fight ends. Clean sweep for Jackson 30-27.

Official Scorecards: 30-27 across the board. Quinton "Rampage" Jackson wins by unanimous decision.