Rampage Jackson's Journey from Jail to Mental Resilience

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In this episode of the JRE MMA Show, Joe Rogan talks with Quinton "Rampage" Jackson about how he developed his strong mind and mental resilience. Rampage shares his story of growing up in a tough environment, selling drugs at a young age, and the pivotal moment when he went to jail in college. He explains how this experience helped him learn to control his temper and change his life. Rampage also recounts the impactful advice he received from a family friend and how wrestling played a crucial role in his transformation. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about overcoming adversity and building mental strength.
Quinton "Rampage" Jackson is a former American mixed martial artist who competed in the UFC's Light Heavyweight division. Born on June 20, 1978, Jackson is a UFC Hall of Famer with a professional record of 32-13-0.
Host: Joe Rogan
Producer: Jamie Vernon
Episode: MMA Show #159
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@peteyboy74 Месяц назад

i got released from prison 8 years ago today. I completely transformed myself & my life. Today, I work for myself, and i fully support my daughter in college. I did it. Rampage is right, in prison, so many return while your in there. You’ll see guys get released, and within a few months the return. Blows my mind and blew it then. I’ll never go back . Ever.

@brianokane1698 Месяц назад

Dear Mr Q Jackson Respectfully - You are a fine man , an honest soul, humble, funny as FXXK, and a bad ass GOD loves crazy people,he makes so many of them Amen 🙏

@jamesskinner4752 Месяц назад

“AY BABY!…….WHATCHU DOIN OUT HERE!?” “I’M SELLIN WEED!”

@JC-tu6hc Месяц назад

Fight fans will hear this, comment "wow, what an inspiration. That's so fucked up". And vote against prison reform and rights for convicts, and DEFINITELY vote against education and social programs for the poor. Tbf so would rampage.