Rampage Jackson vs Matt Hamill Fight Video

Watch Rampage vs Hamill Fight Video on May 28! Former light heavyweight champion Quinton “Rampage” Jackson will answer the bell in opposition to Matt Hamill in the UFC 130 as the new main event on May 28 on the MGM Grand Back garden Arena in Las Vegas. Hamill replaced Thiago Silva, who was pulled from the lineup over lingering concerns surrounding a postfight drug test in January.

Jackson's final appeared at UFC 123 inside November, when he took a controversial split decision from Lyoto Machida on the Palace of Auburn Hills in Auburn Hills, Mich. Among the sport’s most colorful characters, the particular 32-year-old Memphis, Tenn., local has delivered 21 of his 31 career victories by knockout, TKO or submission. Is victorious over Brazilian icon Wanderlei Silva, past two-division Pride Fighting Championships titleholder Dan Henderson, UFC hall regarding famer Chuck Liddell (twice), two thousand Olympic silver medalist Matt Lindland and also two-time Abu Dhabi Battle Club Submission Wrestling World Championships champion Ricardo Arona anchor Jackson’utes stellar resume. He holds a 6-2 mark inside the Octagon.

A semifinalist on Season three regarding “The Ultimate Fighter” reality series, Hamill will carry a five-fight winning streak into the most critical match of his profession. The 34-year-old Loveland, Ohio, native has not competed given that he outpointed former mentor and one-time light heavyweight full Tito Ortiz at UFC 121 inside October. Hamill has been finished only once -- by former middleweight champ Rich Franklin -- in a dozen professional appearances. He was a three-time Div. III national fumbling champion at the Rochester Institute associated with Technology.

Another heavyweight matchup will be featured in UFC 130. After being rumored to fight against everyone from Brock Lesnar to Brendan Schaub, former UFC Heavyweight Champion Frank Mir has finally put pen to paper for a UFC 130 throwdown against The Ultimate Fighter (TUF) 10 Champion Roy Nelson.

"Big Country" recently settled his contractual issues with his former boss and a bout with the equally chatty Mir will provide some interesting pre-fight hype, as well as closure to their long standing argument over who really got the better of who when they hit the mats at Grappler's Quest back in 2003.

But you know the old saying, every fight starts on the feet, and both men have been slinging some heavy duty leather in recent appearances.

Mir (14-5) is coming off a knockout win over Mirko Filipovic at UFC 119 back on Sept. 25. His third round finish over "Cro Cop" was impressive, unfortunately no one was awake to congratulate him after the fight.