Quinton Jackson

Quinton "Rampage" Jackson holds a 37-12 professional record as an orthodox light heavyweight standing 6'1" with a 73-inch reach. Jackson's fighting style blends aggressive striking volume with opportunistic grappling, averaging 3.25 strikes landed per minute with 54% accuracy while maintaining solid takedown defense at 73%.

His 1.52 takedown average per 15 minutes and 56% takedown accuracy indicate a willingness to control fights on the canvas when opportunities arise, though his 0.1 submission average suggests ground finishes are rare. Over an eight-fight recent stretch, Jackson compiled a 6-2 record highlighted by a split-decision victory over Lyoto Machida in November 2010 and a unanimous decision win against Dan Henderson in 2007.

However, he suffered notable setbacks including a submission loss to Jon Jones in September 2011 and a second-round knockout defeat to Wanderlei Silva in October 2004. Earlier in his career, Jackson demonstrated knockout power with first-round finishes over Chuck Liddell and Igor Vovchanchyn.

Jackson's career represents the profile of a durable, well-rounded light heavyweight who excels at sustained pressure striking while maintaining solid defensive wrestling, though his recent activity remains limited.