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Former UFC welterweight contender Jake Shields reacted to Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson and Kevin Holland falling out on the JAXXON PODCAST. Holland was last seen in the UFC octagon against Roman Dolidze where he lost the fight via technical knockout as his corner stopped the contest due to a broken rib.
On the other hand, Jackson is a former UFC light heavyweight champion and the legend of the sport. The 46-year-old has shared the octagon with the likes of Chuck Liddell, Jon Jones and Fedor Emelianenko.
Holland will face former ONE Championship middleweight and light heavyweight champion, Reinier De Ridder between the two, 'Rampage' was not pleased when 'Trailblazer' said he would like to fight him. Jackson warned Holland that he doesn't want the smoke, saying:
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"That’s the last thing he wants to do is fight me"
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Holland replied:
"I still want to. I don’t give a f**k about the fight on Saturday."
Shield's took to X reacting to a video about this altercation and said:
"I’m a little confused as to why Holland was offended here but looks like they were super close to throwing down."
Check out Jake Shield's comments below:
Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson was scared of facing Igor Vovchanchyn during his PRIDE days
Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson was feared by most of his opponents due to his knockout power. However, the former UFC lightheavyweight champion was also scared of an individual before fighting him.
During his time with Pride in Japan, 'Rampage' disclosed he was afraid to fight Igor Vovchanchyn at Pride 22. During an episode of JAXXON PODCAST with former UFC heavyweight contender Alaister Overeem, the American native revealed he handed a note to Igor Vovchanchyn which helped him calm his nerves:
"I remember the first time I was scared when I had to fight Igor Vovchanchyn, and I gave him that note... Yeah, I cracked his ribs [in that fight]... I gave him a note before I fought... I said, 'My mama said, don't knock me out'. And he read it upside down... And that's what relaxed me, when I gave him the note and he actually tried to read it."
Check out Quinton Jackson's comments below:
