Rampage and Shogun will meet again in the UFC, seven years after their duel in PRIDE
After saying that the UFC took away the pleasure of fighting and that he would do just one more fight for the current organization, Quinton jackson had his next opponent announced – and his departure confirmed.
A report from the UFC Tonight program, which airs on Tuesdays on the American channel FUEL TV, reported that president Dana White reached an agreement to Rampage deal Mauricio Shogun in your next fight. The fight is previously scheduled for the summer of the northern hemisphere, but there is no confirmed date or event yet.
Dana took the opportunity to say that this will be his last fight. Rampage by UFC. The American's contract only has one more fight left and will not be renewed.
The two former UFC champions already faced each other in the now-defunct PRIDE in 2005. On that occasion, the American suffered from knees and goal shots from the then promising Shogun. The Brazilian won by knockout in the first round and set out to win the PRIDE Grand Prix 2005.
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