Rampage says his next fight will be his last in the UFC and attacks the organization

Rampage join the duel against Ryan bader at UFC 144, in Japan

Coming from two consecutive defeats and with his acting career taking off, Quinton jackson informed that his next fight should be his last for the UFC. On his Twitter account, Rampage He said he will face anyone they put in front of him, but he has other plans in mind.

I will fight whoever they put in front of me, I always have, but it will b my last fight in the ufc, I have other things on my mind

— Quinton jackson (@Rampage4real) Marco 6, 2012

Seeing the reaction of fans on social media, who asked him not to retire, Rampage He explained that his idea is not to hang up his gloves, but rather to leave the UFC, making it clear that he is not happy with the remuneration in the biggest MMA organization in the world.

I didn't say I would b done fighting,I just said I'm not fighting 4 the UFC,(u fight cheap)I said I have other things on my mind (big head)

— Quinton jackson (@Rampage4real) Marco 6, 2012

The information caused even more astonishment. Asked about the reasons that made him think about fighting for another organization, Rampage he said he doesn’t need “them (the UFC) or anyone else treating his career in a negative way.”

"@VWAssassin: @Rampage4real your leaving the UFC?” Y should I stay? I don't need them or anyone else negative dealing with my carrie

— Quinton jackson (@Rampage4real) Marco 6, 2012

The reaction may be caused by a period of contract renegotiation with the UFC. Rampage left this hypothesis in the air when reinforcing to a fan that he is not thinking about leaving MMA, just the UFC. Afterwards, the former light heavyweight champion said that “a lot of things have been happening” and that he was just “trying to stay positive”.

"@DrjftGaming: @Rampage4real Will you still do MMA, or is this your last MMA fight period?” Guys learn how 2 read! MMA ok UFC no ok after

— Quinton jackson (@Rampage4real) Marco 6, 2012

Sorry guys just been going played a lot n I was trying 2 stay positive last night,n it worked,so I'm just gonna start over! U helped me!

— Quinton jackson (@Rampage4real) Marco 6, 2012

Two years ago, Rampage took a break from his professional wrestling career to emphasize another profession. After appearing in some film productions, Jackson had a prominent role in the film “A Squadron”, in 2010, playing the role of Bosco “BA” Baracus. Since then, the idol has made several statements about changing his profession as a fighter for that of an actor. He is in the cast of “Fire with Fire” (where he stars alongside Bruce Willis and rapper 50 Cent) and “Duel of Legends” (in post-production).

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