VIDEO: Former UFC Champion Attacks Cameraman After Provocation

Rampage embodies Venom in a photoshoot. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram/superxapparel

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Even though he's been away from MMA for many years, Quinton Rampage Jackson remains an intimidating figure, especially for those who aren't professional fighters. In a video published on the former UFC champion's official YouTube channel last Tuesday (1), the veteran went after one of his cameramen after being provoked.

The incident occurred while Jackson was in a van during a live stream. Amidst playful banter, he and the cameraman began arguing, sparked by alleged comments the former wrestler had made about his girlfriend. During the conflict, the cameraman insulted Rampage , calling him a coward.

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“I’m far from being a coward… Treat me like a bitch and you’ll find out. I’m going to kill a son of a bitch,” Rampage said , before losing his temper and going after the employee, who ran towards a grassy area near the road.

In the following moments, the former UFC light heavyweight champion (up to 93 kg) went on to justify his attitude, saying that his nickname, translated into Portuguese as "uproar," was not given to him for nothing, and that when he was young it was common for him to get involved in fights. In a video published this Wednesday (2), he reported that he had fired the cameraman.

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Watch the video of the former UFC champion attacking a cameraman.

Rampage Jackson crashed out and went after his cameraman for calling him ap*ssy 😬

“I'm far from ap*ssy… Treat me like ab*tch and you're gonna find out. I'll kill a mother*cker.” pic.twitter.com/yyWlvcwbJC

— Happy Punch (@HappyPunch) September 1, 2026

Rampage's son was arrested for assaulting a man during a live stream.

Raja Jackson in an attack that shocked the fighting world (Photo: Reproduction)

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The situation experienced by Rampage Jackson is reminiscent of an episode involving his eldest son, Raja, last August. On that occasion, he seriously assaulted a professional wrestler during an event after a disagreement with him backstage. He was arrested the following month and reached a plea deal with the Los Angeles County District Attorney's office, in which he was sentenced to 90 days in jail and ordered to pay damages.