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Your morning roundup for Sept. 25, the day Catwoman got real. Got any stories or photos for us? Tip your editors. (Video H/T Casey) More »
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Earlier this week, Rampage Jackson, an "alpha male" who also competes as a professional mixed martial artist, stuck his face into the cleavage of a female reporter (who handled the intrusion better than many might have). When another female reporter complained, however,, the MMA community's alpha male chorus broke into a familiar oratorio: Jackson was faultless and any female reporter who dared take issue with him faux-motorboating another reporter on camera must be ugly, shrewish, or worse. The rhetorical nastiness was undoubtedly worse than what Jackson did. But let us not forget that Rampage has a long history of curious on-camera behavior. Often, he is genuinely funny. Sometimes, he is weird. And every now and then he is downright offensive. We begin with a video from the latter category, in which Rampage makes nice with people in Japan by offering them lessons in the American idiom. More »
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On Saturday, Rampage Jackson decisioned Matt Hamill in the main event of a UFC card that nobody cared about. After the fight, Jackson was his typical charming, wanton self. Here's an interview he did with Karyn Bryant of MMA Heat in which Jackson all but ravages her at the press-conference podium. This isn't the first time the "alpha male" has gotten a little eager on camera with female interrogators: More »
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After blowing off his last fight to star in the upcoming A-Team movie, Quinton "Rampage" Jackson blogs that he's retiring. Special thanks to "the dumb ass fans that don't pay my bills or put my kids though college." [IFight365] More »
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I wonder which character he'll play? More »
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I thought the whole point of a staredown was that you weren't supposed to talk? This lively debate brought you courtesy of Quinton Rampage Jackson and Rashad Evans (somewhere, Vince McMahon Jr. is smiling). More »
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If one good thing came out of Quintin "Rampage" Jackson's police chase drama on Tuesday, it's that he's giving the SoCal economy a much-needed boost. First an enterprising young man snapped photos of the arrest in front of his house, and sold them to TMZ. And now it turns out that a guy grabbed the shredded tire that Jackson lost off his truck during the chase, and is selling pieces of it on Craigslist. Newport Beach residents are like Plains Indians hunting buffalo; not a scrap goes to waste. More »
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UFC champ-turned-whack-a-mole Quinton "Rampage" Jackson got himself into a bit of trouble on Tuesday, fleeing the scene of an accident, evading police, and then being arrested at gunpoint by Newport Beach police. Not only was our protagonist riding on rims at the end of the pursuit, but another sticking point in his brilliant getaway plan was that he had a life-sized photo of himself on the side of his pickup truck. More »
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Like a lot of sports fans, we only recently started keeping an eye on this whole UFC business, approaching it gingerly, with as much optimism as one can have for anything that prominently features Joe Rogan. The last two weeks have been a blitz of positive publicity, with an oddly fawning Sports Illustrated cover story and every Don King-weary pundit declaring the UFC our new boxing replacement. With champion Chuck Lidell on magazine covers and "Entourage," the sport was drawing the eyes of the curious. More »
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