Quinton Rampage Jackson Net Worth

Quinton Rampage Jackson has a net worth of
$12 Million

Quinton Rampage Jackson Wiki Biography

Born on 20 June 1978 in Memphis, Tennessee USA, Quinton Ramone Jackson, of African-American descent, is a well-known mixed martial artist, actor, and retired professional wrestler. He is perhaps best recognized as a former UFC Light Heavyweight Champion and Pride Middleweight Champion.

Sources indicate that Jackson has amassed a wealth of over $12 million, earned during his career in MMA and wrestling, as well as through his acting endeavors.

Quinton Rampage Jackson Net Worth: $12 million

Jackson’s early life in Memphis involved a tough childhood where he dealt with drugs and engaged in street fights. He began pursuing wrestling at Memphis’ Raleigh-Egypt High School, earning All-State honors as a senior and finishing fifth in the state tournament at 189 pounds. He went on to pursue amateur wrestling at Lassen Community College in Susanville, California, but was eventually expelled for fighting with a teammate. This marked the beginning of his transition to MMA, leading to an 11-1 record in various smaller American promotions, and the start of his increasing fortune.

In 2001, he joined the Japanese MMA federation PRIDE Fighting, initially facing a defeat by Kazushi Sakuraba, followed by several wins that garnered him a considerable fan base in PRIDE and contributed to his notable net worth. He also delved into kickboxing, securing victories in both matches. His rivalry with Wanderlai Silva aimed at capturing the PRIDE middleweight title, further cementing his status. Additionally, he achieved numerous Pride victories over opponents such as Murilo Bostamante, Chuck Liddell, Ricardo Arona, and Yoon Dong-Sik, elevating his wealth.

In 2006, he inked a long-term deal with the World Fighting Alliance and clinched a victory against Olympic silver medalist Matt Lindland. Following the acquisition of WFA by UFC, Jackson faced Marvin Eastman, later triumphing over UFC Light Heavyweight Champion Chuck Liddell and taking the UFC Light Heavyweight title in under 90 seconds, thus escalating his popularity and net worth.

With the purchase of PRIDE by UFC in 2007, Jackson seized the chance to claim the PRIDE middleweight title held by Dan Henderson at the time. He unified the PRIDE middleweight and UFC light heavyweight belts, significantly amplifying his wealth. The same year, he participated as a coach in the “Ultimate Fighter 7”. Despite losing to Forrest Griffin, he managed to avenge his defeats by Wanderlai Silva. He secured a shot to fight against Rashad Evans for the Light Heavyweight title, although injuries prevented him from doing so at the time. His recurring appearances and victories in subsequent matches contributed to his growing wealth.

Subsequently, he signed a new six-fight contract with the UFC, achieving victories over the likes of Lyoto Machida and Matt Hamill and earning his second title shot, facing Jon Jones in 2011. Following a series of losses in the subsequent years, Jackson joined Bellator MMA in 2013, defeating several opponents, marking further expansion of his fortune.

Aside from his success in MMA and wrestling, Jackson ventured into the world of acting, contributing to his net worth. Notably, his portrayal of Sergeant First Class Bosco ‘B.A.’ Baracus in the 2010 action comedy film “The A-Team” garnered attention. He has also appeared in several other films, including “Bad Guys”, “The Midnight Meat Train”, “Death Warrior”, and “Fire with Fire”. Currently, he is involved in the filming of the action films “Cops and Robbers” and “Brass Knuckles”, scheduled for release in late 2017.

In his personal life, Jackson is a father of four, with two children from a former partner and two with his wife Yuki Jackson.



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