Quinton Jackson

Getty Images About Rashad Evans Born September 25, 1979 in New YorkGraduated from Michigan State UniversityMMA record includes 15 out of 17 wins Rashad Evans came out on top and defeated Rampage Jackson at last night's UFC 114 title match. Evans won his second title shot and up a few spots in the Light Heavyweight Rankings, while Rampage dropped a few spots, according to FightMagazine.com. The fight announcers said Rampage was “Bigger, stronger, more determined than ever” when he...Read Full Story

Quinton Jackson seems like he was really hoping to party it up with his A-Team co-stars, but he revealed that Liam Neeson was the only dude who wanted to go out! The rest of the guys opted out of nightclubbing. The mixed martial arts fighter told BANG Showbiz: “Liam and I, we like to have parties and see the nightlife. You might find Liam and I in the clubs, where as Bradley Cooper and Sharlto Copley are probably sitting in reading a book or something.” Despite the lack of drinking...Read Full Story

STOCKHOLM - Brian Stann has trotted out his Marine past for the benefit of his past two MMA employers on many occasions, including his upcoming fight with middleweight Alessio Sakara at Saturday's UFC on FUEL TV 2 event. He's done it to the point where some fans have wondered if it's his only selling point. But a recent appearance on FUEL TV's "UFC Ultimate Insider" proved too invasive even for him. Now, he's drawing boundaries as to what can and cannot be discussed.Read Full Story

FUEL TV's "UFC Ultimate Insider" program dove into UFC contender Brian Stann's former military service on Tuesday night. More specifically, the weekly show did a segment on the former U.S. Marine officer's role in "Operation Matador," which ultimately led to a Silver Star for valor in combat. FUEL TV now has made the full nine-minute segment available online.Read Full Story

Quinton ” Rampage” Jackson claims that Saturday’s bout against Glover Teixeira his last stand in the UFC. If that is true, he went out with a whimper and not a bang. Jackson’s career has been noted for the trail of carnage that he has left in his wake. On Saturday, he will go out as a man that was outgunned and outperformed. The judges scored the bout 29-28, 30-27 and 30-27 and it from all appearances, it was shocking that it was that close. Teixeira came out firing and quickly exerted his...Read Full Story