Quinton “Rampage” Jackson looks to have got himself into hot water once again after appearing to punch a man in the face while live-streaming on his Kick channel.
Footage shows Rampage striking a man in the face after the individual allegedly acted inappropriately at a party.
The 48-year-old is seen hitting streamer SweaterGxd – whose real name is Adrian Javier Sandoval – in the face twice at Jackson’s “TaKO Tuesday” party on the platform Kick.
During the footage, Jackson can be heard saying, “Don’t touch my girlfriend,” and, at another point, saying, “I don’t play that gay s***. Don’t touch my d***. Respect straight people.”
During the encounter, there appears to be an awkward atmosphere as Sandoval, who seems to be streaming himself at the time, looks unsure as to whether the events are serious or in jest.
Later in the more than seven-hour-long stream, the pair seemed to put their differences behind them after Sandoval apologises. Rampage accused the streamer of clip farming, and the former UFC star and his friends took exception to Sandoval’s use of a racial slur.
After shaking hands and making up, Sandoval asked Jackson to punch him in the stomach in jest a few times, blows that are said to be delivered at 40% of the fighter’s power. Jackson said the earlier strikes were landed at about 15% power, with his weaker hand.
Video: Rampage Jackson Punches Streamer
In recent times, Jackson has taken to streaming on Kick, where he has 303,000 subscribers. The live stream in which the events took place has to date attracted 207,000 views.
Earlier in the stream, current UFC fighter King Green made an appearance. Green recently opened the UFC 329: McGregor vs Holloway 2 card with a first-round knockout of Terrance McKinney.
The incident is the latest in a series of issues for Rampage and his family. Jackson’s son Raja was arrested on a charge of felony assault last September after an incident at a professional wrestling show appeared to go wrong. Raja pleaded guilty to a count of felony battery in May.
Jackson is a former UFC light heavyweight champion, having won the belt by beating Chuck Liddell in the first round with a Knockout of the Night performance at UFC 71 in Las Vegas.
His last mixed martial arts bout was a knockout loss to legend Fedor Emelianenko at Bellator 237 in 2019. His record stands at 38 wins and 14 losses.
Tottenham Hotspur are plotting a summer move for another exciting Brazilian forward alongside Savinho, according to reports from the South American nation.
Tottenham have already played their first pre-season match, beating MK Dons in a behind-closed-doors friendly earlier this week, with new signing Mateus Fernandes scoring a stunning winning goal in the 1-0 victory.
Fernandes has been one of six new arrivals during the summer transfer window, along with Andy Robertson, Jan Paul van Hecke, Marcos Senesi, Sandro Tonali and Martin Dubravka, but the former trio are yet to be involved following their participation at the 2026 World Cup.
Spurs may have brought in half-a-dozen new faces but they and Roberto De Zerbi are far from being done, with the attack their next transfer priority.
The north London outfit remain determined to bring Savinho in from Manchester City, a year on from their first attempt to sign the Brazilian, with hope that they can agree a fee with City this time.
The player himself appears keen on the move, while Tottenham are also set to look at other attacking reinforcements too, especially if Richarlison leaves the club, with Bournemouth’s Eli Junior Kroupi high on their shortlist.
Spurs continue to look at other winger options too.
Tottenham Interested in Lucas Ronier
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According to Brazilian journalist Andre Hernan, Tottenham are one of many European clubs showing an interest in Coritiba winger Lucas Ronier.
Italian clubs are also said to be keen on the diminutive wide man, with the Brazilian club already making it clear they would want a similar deal to when they sold current Manchester United forward Matheus Cunha to Sion in 2017.
Ronier’s contract with Coritiba runs out in less than 18 months, and the 21-year-old is attracting suitors having scored 17 goals and registered a further nine assists in 109 outings for the club.
The 5 ft 4 winger has been described as a player who was ‘born to dribble’ by one Brazilian scouting account.
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Tottenham Open Talks to Sign Real Madrid Player
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Tottenham have reportedly made contact over a potential deal to sign Franco Mastantuono from Real Madrid this summer.
Reports suggest that the La Liga giants are ready to sanction a loan move away for the talented 18-year-old, who moved to the Bernabeu last summer having impressed as a teenager for River Plate.
The teenager usually plays behind the striker or on the right-wing, and that versatility could be a key factor in Spurs’ reported interest in the 4-cap Argentina international.
Real will surely demand that the forward plays regular minutes if he does leave the club, and it remains to be seen whether De Zerbi can give that guarantee given he has shown a tendency to favour experience over youth during his time in charge of Tottenham to date.
What is clear is that Mastantuono is a wonderkid with a big future ahead of him and would be a huge coup for Spurs, with Real president Florentino Perez describing him as ‘one of the biggest talents in world football’.
UFC fans have been left convinced that Conor McGregor FAKED the injury he picked up at UFC 329 following new footage posted on his social media account.
The Irishman’s much-anticipated return to the Octagon after a five-year absence was brought to a premature end due to a knee injury he picked up in his fight with Max Holloway.
The top-billed fight of the 11th of July card left those who stayed up into the early hours to watch it wishing they hadn’t.
After that round one TKO loss, UFC president Dana White was understandably less than happy with what had transpired, stating a discussion about the injury “[wasn’t] even worth talking about.”
The return of The Notorious into the mixed martial arts fold was supposed to be an easy slam dunk, but all it ended up doing was infuriating fans who had spent hard-earned money to watch.
And now, to rub even more salt in the wounds, many UFC fans believe a clip the welterweight posted to his 46.6M followers is definitive evidence that goes against claims his knee left him unable to go beyond his 69-second cameo.
Conor McGregor’s Video Raises Questions About Knee Injury
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In said video, the former undisputed UFC featherweight champion looked more than capable of carrying out leg day work despite claiming he would need to undergo surgery on his knee.
The footage seems to show a distinct lack of swelling in the problematic knee, and surgery to rectify that problem has seemingly yet to be undertaken, with eagle-eyed commenters questioning why no surgical scar was present.
While that in itself doesn’t fully prove or disprove claims that McGregor faked the injury, it has led to many questioning if the severity of the damage was overstated.
An alternative narrative is also possible. The striker could very well just be putting in the work on the advice of his camp to strengthen the area around the injury before any operation and another return to the UFC.
What hasn’t helped to disprove the rumours is the relative muteness between both White and McGregor, who have been notably reluctant to share details regarding the setback.
This isn’t the first time the PPV king has been subjected to an ACL issue of this magnitude. In a curious coincidence, it has happened before during his first bout with Max Holloway back in 2013, only in his opposite leg. On that particular night, he was able to pull through and win at the expense of an 11-month absence.
Conor McGregor will be hoping that this time around his sideline from activity won’t be quite as long — with more than his fair share of unfinished business in the sport.
Tottenham Hotspur youngster Alfie Dorrington is not leaving the club, yet, after performing a last-ditch u-turn on completing a move to Poland.
The 21-year-old looked set to depart Spurs on a permanent basis this summer after Polish side Pogon Szczecin agreed a deal with the north Londoners to sign him.
It looked like the move was sorted, but Dorrington has had a late change of heart and has turned down the chance to move to the continent.
That does not mean he will not leave N17 this summer, but the young defender has made it clear he would like to look for other opportunities in England, rather than going abroad.
