After legal settlement, Rampage returns to Bellator

Rampage agreed his return to the UFC. Photo: Disclosure

the return of Quinton Rampage Jackson to the UFC was short-lived. This Tuesday (16), Bellator announced that it had resolved the issues it had with the fighter, so that the North American will once again be part of its roster of athletes.

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At the beginning of last year, Rampage, dissatisfied, broke with Bellator and announced that he would return to the UFC. The veteran claimed that some clauses in his contract were not being obeyed. The dispute went on for months, which even put the fight that had been going on at risk. Rampage he did in front of Fábio Maldonado, in April 2015.

However, the two parties remained in legal dispute. Rampage and Bellator reached an amicable solution and signed a new contract, valid for two fights.

Rampage was UFC light heavyweight champion between 2007 and 2008. In 2013, the American broke with the organization to join Bellator, where he had three fights, beating Joey Beltran, Christian M’Pumbu and King mo. His next fight has not yet been announced.