Scott Coker has said about all he is going to say regarding Quinton “Rampage” Jackson.
The Bellator MMA president told MMA Fighting on Monday that Jackson’s case has been “turned over to our attorneys” and he has been told not to speak about it.
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In the space of two years, former UFC light heavyweight champion Quinton Jackson has aired his grievances against the UFC and Bellator, left both promotions and is still somehow an employee of each.
The news of ‘Rampage’ leaving Bellator MMA and re-signing with the UFC was announced Saturday during FOX Sports’ telecast of UFC Fight Night: Machida vs. Dollaway.
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Quinton Jackson is no longer under contract with Bellator MMA — at least as far as “Rampage” is concerned.
Jackson said Saturday night on FOX Sports Live that Bellator did not honor his deal and, after 45 days of his manager trying and failing to fix things, he terminated the pact. The UFC announced Saturday night during the UFC Fight Night: Machida vs. Dollaway broadcast that “Rampage” had re-signed with the organization.
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He’s back.
The mercurial Quinton Jackson has signed again with the UFC and announced the news Saturday night at UFC Fight Night: Machida vs. Dollaway in an interview on the FOX Sports 1 broadcast. “Rampage” had been competing for Bellator MMA and is still under contract with the organization, Bellator president Scott Coker tweeted. He has not been released.
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SAN DIEGO – If it’s up to Tito Ortiz, his next fight will be that one he’s long wanted against Quinton “Rampage” Jackson.
But “King Mo” Lawal is doing his best to agitate his way into a fight with Ortiz, who defeated Stephan Bonnar on Saturday night in the main event of Bellator 131.
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The saga between UFC president Dana White and former light heavyweight champion Quinton Jackson rages on.
Now spanning years, the war of words took another turn this weekend as ‘Rampage’ insisted he wasn’t paid nearly as well as White would have you believe.
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