Quinton "Rampage" Jackson UFC highlights (video)

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Quinton “Rampage” Jackson highlights
Published 6/18/2008 at MMA, K1, Pride, and UFC Videos
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjSDc1pQtqA Rampage Jackson will fight Forrest Griffin on Saturday, July 5 at UFC 86. How will the fight go down? See it live on Pay-Per-View. http://86.ufc.com Author: ufc Keywords: ufc 86 ultimate fighting championship ...

UFC 86: Quinton "Rampage" Jackson vs. Forrest Griffin
Published 6/30/2008 by Jared Barnes (jaredfbarnes@gmail.com) at Brawl Sports
After losing to Mauricio "Shogun" Rua in embarrassing fashion at PRIDE - Total Elimination 2005, Quinton "Rampage" Jackson knew it was time to make some changes. Halfway around the world renown boxing coach Juanito Ibarra watched Rampage get destroyed on his TV. Juanito had never met Rampage, but he had heard of Rampage's recent conversion to Christianity and since he to was a recent convert, he decided to reach out to him. A mutual friend arranged a phone call between Jaunito and Rampage and they talked for hours. Before that call was over, Rampage was asking Juanito to be his coach. Juanito hadn't called for business he had called ...

UFC 86 Video Hype
Published 7/1/2008 by ben at Cage Potato - MMA News, Knockout Videos, and the Hottest Ring Girls
Check out the intro to SpikeTV’s “Countdown to UFC 86″ special, which features Juanito Ibarra vowing to retire if Rampage loses. Finally, this fight matters! Here’s a segment on Patrick Cote from the “Countdown” show, which details his hard luck in the Octagon before putting together consecutive wins against Scott Smith, Kendall Grove and Drew McFedries. And finally, a slam-packed Rampage Jackson highlight clip, courtesy of the UFC.

MMA's master of the slam, could he take down Big John Studd?
Published 7/4/2008 by Steve Cofield at Yahoo! MMA Blog
The body slam has always been one of the great features of pro wrestling. Quinton Jackson has taken that move from the world of fake and made it a devstating part of his MMA game. Forrest Griffin is willing to put his reputation on the line on Saturday night at UFC 86 but would he be willing to do what Big John Studd did? This was one of the classic WWF matches from the 80's. Studd put up $15,000 dollars if anyone could slam him. Andre 'The Giant' stepped up and did the deed.  It would ...