#Quinton Rampage Jackson

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Rampage Jackson Shares Advise with Ciryl Gane ahead of his Fight against Jon Jones at UFC 285

Rampage Jackson shares advise with Ciryl Gane

Quinton Rampage Jackson is a name that is well known in the mixed martial arts (MMA) world. He is a former UFC light heavyweight champion and has fought some of the best in the business. In 2011, Rampage challenged Jon ‘Bones’ Jones for the light heavyweight championship at UFC 135. However, lost to the younger fighter. Now, as UFC 285 approaches, Rampage has offered some advice to Ciryl Gane.…

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OPERATION BLOOD HUNT

Operation Blood Hunt is a 2024 action horror film set during WWII about special forces fighting werewolves. The movie was directed by Louis Mandylor from a screenplay by Brandon Slagle. It was produced by Amy Covell and Daemon Hillin and executive produced by Karmel Bortoleti, James Cullen Bressack, Ryan Francis, Landon Gorman, Quinton ‘Rampage’ Jackson, Ego Mikitas, Kulthep Narula and Rachvin…

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Boone: The Bounty Hunter

Former ECW, Impact, AAA and Lucha Underground Champion John Morrison stars as a reality TV bounty hunter who travels to Mexico to capture a drug kingpin's son and save his ailing show.

The Shaman of Sexy is involved in a lot of action sequences where he does a lot of his own stunts and shows off a lot of his parcore skills.

One of his teammates is portrayed by former UFC lightheavyweight champion and ome time TNA Wrestler Quinton "Rampage" Jackson who spends most of the film behind a desk but does also unleash a cheeky Randy Savage impression at one point.

Throughout the movie there are clips of celebrities being apprehended by Boone amongst these is Tiny Lister who previously wrestled as Zeus to promote No Holds Barred, his movie with Hulk Hogan. During the end credits Rampage and JoMo are shown apprehending former WWE tag team champion Chavo Guerrero.

Featured Wrestlers:

John Morrison as Boone

Quinton Jackson as Jackson

Chavo Guerrero Jr as himself

Tiny Lister as himself

Wrestle Rating:

3.5 out of 5 sleeper holds

A fun parody on the successful Dog: The Bounty Hunter series whilst simultaneously being its own thing. The Guru of Greatness is a great lead and is both comical and kickass in equal measure and is able to portray a self obsessed TV star perfectly.

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Operation Blood Hunt

Quiver Distribution have announced that it has acquired North American rights to Operation Blood Hunt, the new World Warr II-era action thriller meets horror film from actor-director Louis Mandylor (3 Days in Malay, Blindsided) and writer Brandon Slagle (Arena Wars, Breakout). The film is produced by Daemon Hillin of Hillin Entertainment (Apache Junction, Death of Me) and executive produced by…

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MMA GOATS - Blog 1

The question “Who is the greatest of all time” or “Who’s the G.O.A.T” has always been a question asked anytime people are great at the things they do. In the realm of MMA especially, this question is one of the most heated and argued you could try and answer because of how the game is constantly evolving along with the fighters and their styles and also because of the sheer amount of fighters that have come and gone throughout the history of MMA. But in my list, I’ll chose fighters that I think are undeniably great that they stick out from the rest. So I'm going to try and rank all of the greatest fighters based on their achievements, what they brought and or meant to the sport of MMA and based on how they inspired me to get into combat sports.

In my goat tier list, the fighters are going to be placed between 1 and 10 with ten being the absolute top goat of MMA and one being at the bottom respectively. Also, each spot can and probably will hold more than one person because I believe that there has been too much talent throughout the history of MMA just to be put into a top 10.

With all that out of the way I want to state some of my honorable mentions before I start the list. 

Maurício “Shogun” Rua

Shogun Rua is definitely a great, competing in Pride where he held wins over big names such as Rampage Jackson, Alistair Overeem and Big Nog. It’s more because of who he took out and the age he did it that I find impressive enough to have me place him here, but definitely other have done it better.

Wanderlei Silva “Axe Murderer”

Fighting for reasons to be desirable, Wanderlei is one that sits comfortably in honorable mentions for claiming the middleweight championship at Pride, holding title defenses and competing for multiple grand prix. I find his story compelling and his drive being the aspect I wish I had (plus his nickname is cool).

TJ Dillashaw 

Arguably the best bantamweight champion the UFC had for his time, being a two time champion with multiple title defenses and an unrivaled underdog story. He’s here because he was the first great champion in his division so I almost feel obliged, but in my opinion is not the best in regards to the people that came after him.

“Big Nog” Antônio Rodrigo Nogueira

The big brother and other half of “Little Nog”, Big Nog fought in early Japanese fight promotion alongside people like Fedor and later fought in UFC and Pride. I think it’s his rivalry with his brother he always end up winning against that I can relate to.

Alistair Overeem 

Another name that deserves a place in honorable mentions, a man who learned martial arts to defend himself from bullies and held multiple heavyweight champion titles and the first to hold world titles in MMA and kickboxing at the same time. He’s here because he’s the first on the list that has reached double champ status, but did so in a division at a time that I think was pretty simple and boring, lacking technique and skill (but still, something about 200 pound men kickboxing makes for great entertainment that I’ll get my attention).

Quinton “Rampage” Jackson 

Rampage Jackson started as a wrestler at the age of 17, eventually trying out MMA after the success of other wrestlers, something that led to him getting multiple championships in the likes of UFC and Pride. Overall, he a great fighter but a better personality and I find him to be just a likeable person.

Chael Sonnen “The American Gangster”

Chael was a notorious figure during the early days of UFC in 1997 and a great villain for the scene, deserving a mention for not just his skill but his trash-talk and the eyes he brought to the game even though he never won a title. The only reason he’s here and not on the top is that I want to give a chance to the other fighters to be on my goat list of MMA, otherwise he would take over the entire thing.

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"I ain’t watching all that chief" - Fans stunned as Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson puts out 18-minute long video addressing Bryce Mitchell controversy https://www.sportskeeda.com/mma/news-i-ain-t-watching-chief-fans-stunned-quinton-rampage-jackson-puts-18-minute-long-video-addressing-bryce-mitchell-controversy?key4=sktumblr&utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=tumblr

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Robert Bronzi and Quinton "Rampage" Jackson star in action thriller

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Part 11 - Incoming Text for Kristen Bell (@kristenanniebell) and Reese Witherspoon (@reesewitherspoon) and Dagmara Domińczyk and Anne Hathaway (@annehathaway) and Emily Blunt (@emilybluntofficial): “An Idea Worth 500 Million Dollars”

Question:

Could you please provide a detailed explanation of Skip Woods’ career and contributions to the film industry, including his notable works, writing style, themes, and other relevant achievements? Also, could you include any information about his net worth and any recent developments regarding his career?

You can explore more about Skip Woods and his career by visiting his Wikipedia page, (click on the blue link) which provides further details about his works and impact in the film industry.

ChatGPT Answer:

Here’s a detailed breakdown of Skip Woods and his career:

Full Name and Background:

Skip Woods was born on December 4, 1969, in Houston, Texas. He is an American screenwriter, film director, and producer. Woods is best known for his contributions to the action genre in Hollywood. His works are often action-packed with intense sequences and a focus on high stakes.

Early Life and Influences:

Skip Woods grew up in a "redneck" household where he learned practical skills like shooting. These formative experiences with firearms would later influence his writing, especially in action-oriented scripts.

He later co-founded Wetwork Tactical, LLC, a consulting company specializing in firearms handling and tactical expertise. This background in real-world combat and weapons handling has provided him with insights that shaped some of the action scenes in his films.

Breakthrough Films:

Swordfish (2001): Woods gained early recognition for writing the screenplay for Swordfish, a thriller that starred John Travolta, Hugh Jackman, and Halle Berry. The film, centered around hacking and cyber heists, was noted for its action sequences and dynamic characters, establishing Woods as a notable figure in the action film genre.

Hitman (2007): Woods wrote the script for Hitman, a film based on the popular video game of the same name. The film starred Timothy Olyphant as the titular hitman, Agent 47, and though the film received mixed reviews, it performed decently at the box office and contributed to Woods' reputation for crafting action scripts.

A-Team (2010): Woods wrote the screenplay for the film adaptation of the classic 1980s TV series The A-Team, which featured Liam Neeson, Bradley Cooper, Sharlto Copley, and Quinton "Rampage" Jackson. The movie was a reboot of the popular action show and showcased Woods' ability to handle large ensemble casts and high-octane action.

Writing Style and Themes:

Skip Woods’ writing is characterized by high-stakes, fast-paced action, often involving heists, criminal syndicates, and complex schemes. His films typically revolve around characters involved in dangerous professions or activities, such as hackers, hitmen, or military operatives.

Woods is also known for twist endings and explosive action sequences, creating stories that keep viewers on edge. His movies often feature characters who are caught between personal struggles and criminal enterprises, making his work appeal to fans of both action and drama.

Other Notable Films:

The A-Team (2010): In addition to Hitman, Woods wrote the script for The A-Team, another film centered around a group of mercenaries and filled with heavy action sequences.

The General's Daughter (1999): Woods co-wrote the screenplay for this military-themed crime drama, starring John Travolta and Madeline Stowe. The film dealt with a military crime investigation, adding another layer to Woods’ writing credits in the action-crime space.

Net Worth:

As of recent estimates, Skip Woods has an estimated net worth between $1 million and $5 million. This includes earnings from his successful career in screenwriting and producing action films, which have done well commercially despite sometimes mixed critical reception.

Recent Developments:

While Woods remains a recognizable name in the action genre, his recent work has been less high-profile compared to earlier hits like Swordfish and The A-Team. However, his influence in shaping modern action films, particularly in the 2000s and 2010s, continues to resonate with audiences.

You can explore more about Skip Woods and his career by visiting his Wikipedia page, (click on the blue link) which provides further details about his works and impact in the film industry.

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Rampage Jackson Still Picking Mike Tyson Over Jake Paul, Despite Age, Health

Mike Tyson’s health scare in May has some fight fans worried about his chances against Jake Paul next month … but that group doesn’t include combat sports legend Quinton “Rampage” Jackson, who tells TMZ Sports he’s still rockin’ with the former… from TMZ.com https://www.tmz.com/2024/10/14/rampage-jackson-favors-mike-tyson-over-jake-paul/

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#Jackson #Rampage #UFC Rampage Jackson believes Stipe Miocic beats Jon Jones: ‘I simply really feel like he may not have a chin’ https://news247planet.com/?p=842394

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Rampage Jackson believes Stipe Miocic beats Jon Jones: ‘I just feel like he might not have a chin’

Quinton “Rampage” Jackson believes Jon Jones is in trouble. This past fall, Jones was supposed to defend his UFC heavyweight title against former champion Stipe Miocic at UFC 295; however, Jones injured his pectoral muscle and was forced out of the fight. Now, Jones plans to return sometime this year to finally fight Miocic. Jones’s plan has garnered heavy criticism given that the 41-year-old…

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Win Digital Copy of War Thriller 3 Days in Malay

Action-packed World War 2 thriller 3 DAYS IN MALAY is released out now on digital in the UK and Ireland, and to celebrate, we’re giving two lucky winners the chance to win an iTunes voucher! Based on true events, 3 DAYS IN MALAY is directed by and stars Louis Mandylor (Blindsided) alongside Donald Cerrone (The Commando) and wrestling superstar Quinton ‘Rampage’ Jackson (The A-Team) as outmanned…

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Watch "Jon Jones Had Nightmares About Rampage Jackson" on YouTube

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Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson reflects on tense exchange with Kevin Holland, explains why it didn't get physical: "I had to be real professional" https://www.sportskeeda.com/mma/news-quinton-rampage-jackson-reflects-tense-exchange-kevin-holland-explains-get-physical-i-real-professional?key4=sktumblr&utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=tumblr