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UFC Rampage Greatest Hits BD

This former UFC Light-Heavyweight title holder rose to prominence in Japan s Pride Fighting Championships. He went on to become a coach on the reality series The Ultimate Fighter. This DVD is a look back on the incredible UFC career of one of the most exciting members of the sport.DVD contains the best 8 fights of his career including rare footage from Pride championships!About Quinton Rampage Jackson:Former UFC Light-Heavyweight Champion-Has a record of 30 wins and 7 lossesFormer coach on the reality series The Ultimate FighterHis next fight is UFC 114 on May 29th in Vegas.Featured in the current Nike TV commercial airing during Olympics.

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