Quinton ‘Rampage’ Jackson has opened up about the one knockout he has that’s sweeter than all the rest.
During his incredible career, the American cemented his status as one of the most terrifying men on the planet, rendering almost everybody he landed on unconscious.
From Chuck Liddell to Kevin Randleman, it’s fair to say Rampage finished an array of legends.
However, stopping one of his greatest rivals was a feeling like no other.
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Quinton ‘Rampage’ Jackson’s favorite KO was against Wanderlei Silva
Quinton Jackson and Wanderlei Silva shared an intense rivalry, with the pair going to war on four separate occasions.
The Brazilian won both of their fights in Pride, meaning when the American got his third shot at the icon at UFC 92, he simply couldn’t afford to lose.
Rampage has since claimed that Silva hated him because he wasn’t afraid of him. Despite the previous results, the Memphis brawler entered the contest wholeheartedly believing that he could gain his redemption.
And he did so in abundance, landing a left hook that put his arch-nemesis to sleep.
In an exclusive interview with Bloody Elbow, the fan favorite stated: “My favorite knockout was against Wanderlei Silva when I finally knocked him out in the UFC.”
When the pair eventually met for the fourth time, almost ten years later at Bellator 206, it was Rampage who won via KO once again to finally even up the score.
Quinton ‘Rampage’ Jackson reveals what really happened in his sparring sessions with Michael Bisping
In order to become the greatest fighter he could possibly be, Rampage made sure he was training with the best fighters in the world.
The superstar spent an intensive period of time working alongside Michael Bisping.
Unsurprisingly, the pair regularly went to war inside the gym.
Now, Rampage has revealed what sparring Bisping is really like.