Rampage Jackson Punches Streamer at Party

Former UFC star Quinton Jackson, better known as Rampage, found himself in the middle of another scandal. During his "TaKO Tuesday" party on Tuesday, which was streamed live on his Kick channel, he punched a streamer in the face. The reason was an accusation that the streamer touched his private parts.

The incident occurred when Jackson encountered a young man named SweaterGxd. During the conversation, the fighter accused him of inappropriate behavior and threw two punches at his face. Video of the confrontation quickly spread across social media, sparking a heated reaction from fans and critics alike.

Despite the aggressive start, the conflict was resolved. Moreover, SweaterGxd himself asked Jackson to hit him again, but harder, after the fighter admitted that his first punch was thrown with his non-dominant hand at only 15% power. Jackson obliged, delivering several body shots, and they parted on amicable terms.

This is not the first scandal in the Jackson family. Rampage's son, Raja, is currently behind bars for assaulting pro wrestler Syko Stu during a match in August 2025. The incident with his son likely added tension to the former UFC champion's life.

Rampage Jackson retired from mixed martial arts but remains a public figure. His appearances on streaming platforms and participation in various shows are often accompanied by outrageous antics that attract audience attention.

Experts note that such incidents could negatively affect Jackson's reputation, but are unlikely to lead to serious legal consequences since the parties have already reconciled. However, for streamer SweaterGxd, this case became an opportunity to draw attention to his channel.

UFC fans and Kick viewers are divided in their opinions: some condemn Jackson's aggression, others believe he had the right to defend himself. The fighter himself has not yet publicly commented on the incident, but the video of him continues to gain views.