Quinton "Rampage" Jackson

UFC

Quinton "Rampage" Jackson

Former UFC light heavyweight champion; B.A. Baracus in The A-Team (2010)

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3 sourced records. Each exercise has a top recorded mark and its evidence. Check the date, age, effort and method before you compare.

Quinton "Rampage" Jackson bench press

Quinton "Rampage" Jackson's recorded bench press is 275 lb. Source date: 2025-02-17. The recorded effort was a max or PR. The source at yardbarker.com gives this mark. Source type: news report. Confidence is medium.

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Gym session with Bradley Martyn (Zoo Culture) · Retired MMA fighter, age 46

Source quote and limits
“Jackson crushed his personal record by lifting 275 lbs without any assistance”

Rampage Jackson Smashes Bench Press PR with Bradley Martyn

Athlon Sports article (Parris Johnson) syndicated on Yardbarker, last updated 2025-02-18; describes a video that @ParryPunchNews posted on X on 2025-02-17 ('Just yesterday' refers to the post). The session date is not given, so the date is the post date. The post calls him 46, which fits June 2024 to February 2025. He first did 235 lb for one rep, then 275 lb unassisted with Martyn spotting. 'Personal record' is the outlet's wording; it may be a recent-era PR rather than a lifetime best.

  1. 2025

    • Bench press275 lb

      Max or PRRetired MMA fighter, age 46

      News report, yardbarker.com2025-02-17medium confidence

      Quote and details
      “Jackson crushed his personal record by lifting 275 lbs without any assistance”

      Rampage Jackson Smashes Bench Press PR with Bradley MartynGym session with Bradley Martyn (Zoo Culture)

Quinton "Rampage" Jackson Sport Science body-slam impact: 400 g

The source records Quinton "Rampage" Jackson's Sport Science body-slam impact: 400 g. Source date: 2019-11-20. This was an official test. The source at fightersonly.com gives this mark. Source type: news report. Confidence is low.

ESPN Sport Science lab test · Former Pride and UFC light heavyweight champion

Source quote and limits
“Upon impact, Rampage's slam measured a staggering 400G.”

Grand Slams

Fighters Only feature (page dated 2019-11-20, likely a republication of an earlier print article: it says the test was 'last year' and cites fights up to 2011). Exact test date unknown; Sport Science segments with Jackson aired from 2007. Lab sensor measurement of a slam onto a dummy, in g. A second Fighters Only page (article 6504) repeats the 400 g figure.

  1. 2019

    • Sport Science body-slam impact: 400 g

      Official testFormer Pride and UFC light heavyweight champion

      News report, fightersonly.com2019-11-20low confidence

      Quote and details
      “Upon impact, Rampage's slam measured a staggering 400G.”

      Grand SlamsESPN Sport Science lab test

Quinton "Rampage" Jackson Sport Science punch force: 1,800 lb

The source records Quinton "Rampage" Jackson's Sport Science punch force: 1,800 lb. Latest year of a range: 2010. This was an official test. The source at bloodyelbow.com gives this mark. Source type: news report. Confidence is low.

ESPN Sport Science lab test · UFC light heavyweight, former champion (205 lb limit)

Source quote and limits
“Rampage Jackson's punch is 1800 lbs of force.”

Sport Science: Cain Velasquez's Punching Power - 2230 Lbs of Force (Bloody Elbow, 2010-10-22)

Given as a comparison in Bloody Elbow's 2010-10-22 write-up of Cain Velasquez's Sport Science segment (and again in the 2011 Shogun Rua and GSP write-ups). The date of Jackson's own test is not given; dated 2010 as the latest possible year. Low confidence: a comparison line, not a report of his own segment.

  1. 2010

    • Sport Science punch force: 1,800 lb

      Official testUFC light heavyweight, former champion (205 lb limit)

      News report, bloodyelbow.com2010low confidence

      Quote and details
      “Rampage Jackson's punch is 1800 lbs of force.”

      Sport Science: Cain Velasquez's Punching Power - 2230 Lbs of Force (Bloody Elbow, 2010-10-22)ESPN Sport Science lab test

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