Watch Quinton ‘Rampage’ Jackson’s son win his second MMA fight by submission (Video)

Quinton Jackson took to Twitter with tweets and video highlighting his son’s second MMA win by submission.

The ‘proud pop’, ‘Rampage’ is an MMA fighter, an actor and a former professional wrestler. Jackson, (37-12 MMA), left the UFC to join Bellator back in 2013.

Jackson last competed back in December of 2019 at Bellator 237 in Saitama, Japan, where he lost to Fedor Emalianenko (36-5 MMA) by a brutal one-punch knockout in the first round of their main event. The fighter is currently a free agent.

Quinton’s son, Raja Jackson, 22, has just won his second amateur MMA fight. Raja defeated Zalimkhav Shakhrudinov back in November of 2021 and just defeated Malique Lee on February 19, 2022.

Taking to Twitter Quinton Jackson said:

“My son won his 2nd MMA fight… that’s all just wanted to brag.”

‘Rampage’ also shared some footage of his sons fight on Twitter.

A little footage from My son’s fight
Global legion Fc. pic.twitter.com/MCs3chVdNl

— Rampage Jackson (@Rampage4real) February 20, 2022

As for what’s next for Quinton Jackson, 43, the former UFC light heavyweight champion, while he may not have fought since 2019, he hasn’t ruled out a comeback to combat sports.

In speaking with ‘The MMA Hour‘ last summer he commented:

“I’ve had times where I came back. Like after I lost to Mauricio Rua, people thought I was done and I came back to win a belt and then make history being the first unified champion in MMA.”

Quinton continued:

“Even though I’m a lot older and stuff now, I want to make one last comeback, cause I love this sport. I’ve seen many fighters retire and miss the sport and come back, but they wait too long. They come back after three or five years, and it’s just not in them. I feel like with the type of mind I’ve got and the heart I’ve got, I feel like I could come back and just entertain the fans.”

Will you be watching Raja Jacksons’ MMA fights? Do you believe Quinton might make a comeback and would you like to see him back in the cage? Share your thoughts in the comment section PENN Nation!