Former UFC champ boldly claims he would’ve bullied ‘weird’ Jiri Prochazka in his prime

Rampage Jackson explains why he’d beat Jiri Prochazka in his prime

Quinton ‘Rampage’ Jackson is one of the greatest light heavyweights of all time.

A UFC champion back in 2007, the 47-year-old claims a prime ‘Rampage’ would take down Prochazka in a fantasy fight.

“I’ll f— Jiri up,” Jackson said on The Jaxxon Podcast.

“I think why I will f— him up, because he is weird,” Jackson continued.

“When I fought Keith Jardine, I put him in the same thing as Keith Jardine. They both [are] kinda like awkward fighters and stuff like that.

“I would have stayed right in his face the whole motherf—— time and just [be] trying to dish out damage.

“He don’t seem like a good wrestler,” Jackson said of Prochazka.

“I knew I would’ve took him down, [landed] ground and pound, and took the fight everywhere where he he wouldn’t know where [to go].

“Yeah,” Jackson said when asked if he would bully Prochazka.

“Be right in his face…”

Jackson’s resume includes wins over Lyoto Machida, Wanderlei Silva (x2), Chuck Liddell (x2), and Dan Henderson.

Rampage Jackson told Khalil Rountree Jr. who he wants to see him fight next

Jackson was joined by former UFC title challenger and Prochazka opponent Khalil Rountree Jr. on their latest episode.

Rountree Jr. said it’s too early for him to know who he wants to fight next.

However, Jackson suggested to his face that his next opponent should be Magomed Ankalaev , who just lost the title to Alex Pereira in the UFC 320 main event.

Jackson told Rountree Jr. he’d like to see him rematch Prochazka after this as well.