Who had Quinton “Rampage” Jackson going off on Devin Haney on their 2025 bingo card? ‘Rampage’ has encountered various legal matters throughout his career. Notably, he was involved in a lawsuit with his former trainer, Juanito Ibarra, which was amicably settled. So, it is safe to say that he’s not a fan of lawsuits, and after Devin Haney launched one at Ryan Garcia, ‘Rampage’ couldn’t hold his rage.

This tale started last year when Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney squared up in a high-profile boxing match. Despite being a massive underdog, Garcia battered Haney to win the fight via a majority decision. However, ‘KingRy’s victory soured with his being 3.2 pounds over the weight limit and also getting tested for the PED Ostarine.

Following this event, Ryan Garcia was suspended for a year, and soon, Haney filed a lawsuit against him at the U.S. District Court in New York in September last year, seeking damages for battery, fraud, and breach of contract with Garcia’s doping violation. Rampage Jackson didn’t find Haney’s lawsuit fair, so the former UFC light heavyweight champion just berated him. 

‘Rampage’ told FightHubTV, “F**** Devin Haney. He acts like a b****. I can’t stand people who act like that. Ryan will beat his a** again, and Devin Haney will learn not to be a b****. We all lose. Everybody can’t be undefeated. You win and lose. You take the s*** like a man. Going and suing. Take your loss like a man. Quit being a b***.”

‘Rampage’s comments didn’t get a reaction from Haney or his team, but Ryan Garcia responded to him with a post on social media, saying, “Shoutout my dog rampage.”

It’s been a while since Rampage Jackson displayed his rage on this issue. However, on a podcast episode of Burn After Rolling Podcast Network, he again slandered Davin Haney for his actions: “They can kiss my m*** f** a**. Anybody mad about me saying that Devin Haney is a b*** for trying to sue a m**** f*** for beating his a*** they can kiss my m*** f*** a** too! And people telling that Ryan Garcia is racist and s***. Man! I don’t be watching podcast and s*** like that. I don’t even know what the f*** he said. I ain’t f*** go and research every goddamn a m*** f*** say, before I talk my m*** f*** s***. 

Since this issue gained attention, Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney have been actively preparing for their fights. Both boxers are scheduled to compete on the same card but against different opponents. Garcia will face former 140-pound champion Ronaldo “Rolly” Romero, while Haney will take on former unified 140-pound champion Jose Ramirez on the May 2 card. At the Bivol vs. Beterbiev 2 boxing event, Turki Alalsheikh made an exciting announcement that the highly anticipated rematch between Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney is set to take place in October 2025. 

Quinton Rampage is looking forward to his first boxing match against Rashad Evans this April

The coaches from The Ultimate Fighter 10 are gearing up for a showdown, but this time it won’t be in the octagon, just like a decade ago. Instead, they’re stepping into the boxing ring for an epic rematch! On April 12, Quinton Rampage Jackson and Rashad Evans will be ready to show the world that they are still the baddest men on this planet. 

The card is named ICS Mania 1, and besides the star main event, former UFC fighters John Makdessi and Diego Sanchez will co-headline this event. While Rampage Jackson is looking as animated about getting back into combat sports, he is excited to share the ring with Rashad Evans reminiscing about the old days. 

In the pre-fight press conference, Rampage, on his boxing debut, said, “I’m looking forward to it because it would me my first boxing match and it’s an honor for my first boxing match against Rashad. I know he’s been training boxing for a long time, I’ve been training boxing for a long time as well. I am excited that he won’t be holding me up against the cage.”

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