Quinton “Rampage” Jackson is back in the headlines after video emerged of the former UFC light heavyweight champion striking a content creator twice in the face during a live broadcast on the platform Kick.
According to sources, the incident took place at Jackson’s “TaKO Tuesday” party, where the 48-year-old was seen confronting SweaterGxd, a fellow content creator whose real name is Adrian Javier Sandoval, over what Jackson described as inappropriate physical contact.
During the confrontation, Jackson was heard saying, “Don’t touch my girlfriend,” before later adding, “I don’t play that gay s***. Don’t touch my d***. Respect straight people.”
Footage of the moment spread rapidly across social media. Sandoval, who appeared to be broadcasting himself at the time, seemed uncertain whether things were serious or some form of staged entertainment.
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The tension did not last. Later in the more than seven-hour broadcast, the two men appeared to put their differences behind them after Sandoval issued an apology. Jackson had also accused the content creator of clip farming, and both he and those in attendance took exception to Sandoval’s use of a racial slur.
After shaking hands, Sandoval playfully asked Jackson to land a few punches to his stomach, blows said to have been delivered at roughly 40% of the former champion’s power. Jackson noted that the earlier strikes had come in at approximately 15% power, thrown with his weaker hand.
Earlier in the session, UFC star King Green made an appearance. Green recently opened the UFC 329: McGregor vs. Holloway 2 card with a first-round knockout of Terrance McKinney.
Last September, Jackson’s son Raja was arrested on a felony assault charge following an incident at a professional wrestling event that appeared to go wrong. Raja subsequently pleaded guilty to a count of felony battery in May.
