Former UFC light heavyweight champion and PRIDE star Quinton “Rampage” Jackson has recently been discussed at length but not for his performances (or lack there of).
Jackson abruptly left his responsibilities within the fighting organization a few months back to pursue a role in the upcoming A-Team movie and made waves with fans, fighters and his employers alike. The current season of TUF in which Jackson coaches opposite Rashad Evans was largely serving as hype for their previously scheduled fight, has been a wash with that match-up having gone down the …

Fans, fighters and writers alike have been chiming in across the ‘net about the perceived lack of coaching ability on “Team Rampage” this season of The Ultimate Fighter.
Opposing crew “Team Rashad” have surprisingly had to tend to Jackson’s fighters in the cage following their losses. When speaking to the camera, Evans simply doesn’t approve of letting your boys hang out to dry in defeat and that feeling is likely echoing through homes across the country.
Surely this is not sitting well with the former light heavyweight champ, Jackson. Quinton recently departed …