Its unfortunate MMA lost one of their best fighters at 205. I wish this whole issue would have been after the Rashad fight at UFC107 cause I wanted to see some "black on black crime". I would have predicted Jackson via K.O. in the 2nd round.
I'm not going to bad mouth Rampage for leaving the UFC because his career is right up there with the best. He was the first undisputed Pride and UFC champion after all. And his win via Power Bomb against Ricardo Arona is probably the most played MMA clip.
I would like to wish Rampage good luck with his life but I had to laugh at what he said when he quiet. "So I feel like my second career could be in jeopardy . . . so I'm done fighting." - Rampage Jackson. haha I wouldn't consider the role of B.A. Baracus in the new A-Team movie an "acting career"
I've read a couple of other people's blogs on Rampage and they go on saying it looked as if Rampage was afraid of Rashad in the show and that assumption is ridiculous. He has been in the cage with Wanderlei Silva, Mauricio “Shogun” Rua, Chuck Liddell, no way he can be afraid of Evans. As far as people saying Rampage seems like such a bad coach on the show, he is a bad coach. Hes horrible at coaching and I don't think any disagrees on that but hes paid to fight, not to coach.
Rampage is a punk if he quits. He's going on about how he feels the UFC disrespected him by putting him in fights he didn't want to do and that Dana dissed his acting career. Man the fuck up, Rampage. Watch a guy like GSP or Big Nog, they're just happy to fight against anybody. It's their job to fight, not to pick them.
ReplyDeleteI'm not a big fan of Dana White but after he bailed him out and sheltered him when Rampage went crazy, I think he owes him more than this. As much as I liked the guy, I've lost a massive amount of respect for him. Doesn't matter though, Shogun will just fuck him up again after he beats Machida for the belt!
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