Former UFC light heavyweight champion Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson proved that despite the concerns from fans and media regarding his motivation, he's still a serious threat to anyone standing across from him inside the Octagon. Matt Hamill found that out emphatically as Jackson dominated him over the course of three rounds on Saturday night in the UFC 130 main event.
Former UFC light heavyweight champion Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson (31-8) will attempt to toss his name into the hat of potential contenders to the crown as he battles The Ultimate Fighter season three contestant and three-time NCAA Division III wrestling champion Matt Hamill (10-2) in the main event at UFC 130 on Saturday night.
Six months after narrowly edging Lyoto Machida on the scorecards at UFC 123, Jackson is back in the spotlight, angrier than ever that he must endure the strenuous training schedule of a mixed martial arts fighter while Hollywood awaits him with more lucrative offers.
