Quinton “Rampage” Jackson has traded punches for pixels and the retired MMA legend says his move into livestreaming has delivered him the biggest bag.
The 47-year-old opened up to fans during a recent broadcast, revealing that his short time as a streamer has already eclipsed his long run as a professional fighter.
“I’ve only been streaming for eight months and I’ve made more from streaming in eight months than I did fighting in f–king twenty-five years,” he said. “One hundred percent. The sponsors f–k with me way more on streams than my fighting.”
Rampage Jackson reveals he’s made more money streaming in 8 months than he did in his 20 year fighting career, including his 8 years in the UFC pic.twitter.com/4WvS0JLEdl
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“Y’all see my streams. I’m the biggest degenerate there is,” he continued while laughing. “But one thing, though — my streams, the clips, I guess, gets more number than my fights.”
The MMA legend’s 25-year-old son, Raja Jackson, was arrested this summer following an alleged assault at a pro wrestling event in Los Angeles. Jackson was hit with one felony count of battery causing serious bodily injury, along with a misdemeanor battery charge.