“You dishonored us by losing…” UFC legend’s 8-year-old Japanese son was disappointed at father’s defeats in MMA career
Exploring the cultural blend in Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson's family: A poignant moment with his son reveals the impact of heritage and the competitive spirit in martial arts.

Quinton Rampage Jackson with his son Elijah Jackson (Image via: YouTube)
Quinton ‘Rampage’ Jackson is a legend of MMA. The former UFC champion made his name at Pride, where he was a multiple-time title challenger. Jackson has not fought in some time but will make his comeback in a boxing match against Shannon Briggs in Riyadh. He has five children, and the second eldest child is an aspiring MMA fighter.
Rampage Jackson has appeared numerous times on the HJR Experiment podcast. In episode 12 of the podcast, Jackson revealed an interesting story about his youngest son, Elijah Jackson.
My two younger kids, they're very Japanese. My kids are half Japanese, yeah, they're very Japanese. And when I lost, my son, my youngest son, he's so intelligent, so smart. He sat me down and was like, 'Why did you lose?' I was like, 'Uh…' They're very competitive, and so he was like, 'Why did you lose?' The way he said it, his energy, was like, 'You dishonored me.' You know, because my kids are very Japanese because of their mom......They have Japanese; they read and write, talk, you know, that culture. Yeah, so it was like, it was like, basically like, 'You dishonored, you dishonored us by losing.'Rampage Jackson via HJR Experiment

Jackson is a divorcee, and his ex-wife Yuki is Japanese. Due to the divorce, his ex-wife has custody of the children, with Jackson having weekend visitation rights. Therefore, his children were more accustomed to the Japanese culture.
In the UFC, Jackson has fought the likes of Jon Jones, Chuck Liddell, and Randy Couture, to name a few. Chandler Jones, the younger brother of Jon Jones, revealed recently that the Jones brothers admired Jackson. Jackson’s popularity was due to his effective use of slams in MMA.
Rampage Jackson willing to fight in bare-knuckle boxing for $6 million
UFC legend Quinton Jackson recently announced his fight against Shannon Briggs in boxing. Even before that, Jackson flirted with the idea of returning to combat sports. Recently, Jackson appeared on the 36th episode of the HJR Experiment podcast along with Henry Cejudo and Frank Mir. Jackson revealed on the podcast how much it would take him to compete in bare-knuckle boxing.

Jackson is a fan of the brutal sport but remains hesitant to compete in it. However, he revealed on the podcast that he would do it for $6 million. On the other hand, Cejudo stated that he would do the same for $3 million. Jackson also revealed that Mike Perry makes $1.1 million per fight at BKFC, which Frank Mir felt Perry earned.
Mike Perry is the face of BKFC. The former UFC fighter made a huge splash at BKFC, where he defeated the likes of Michael Venom Page, Luke Rockhold, and Eddie Alvarez. Perry currently holds the symbolic ‘King of Violence’ title at BKFC.
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