Rampage describes the time, Jones beat the best version of him
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Rampage is the fucking man for being so honest
@herbdelarge87842 ай бұрын
I couldn't agree more
@kareemabbas3102 ай бұрын
Forrr reaaal
@kelvinchuttur11272 ай бұрын
What else is he supposed to say? It happened on national television.
@caseyperry4962 ай бұрын
Massive respect!!
@bestofgrime77232 ай бұрын
What else can he say? He did lose badly. Fighters sound stupid when they make excuses
@Johnnyrocks342 ай бұрын
Gotta respect this man for not lying and giving Jones the respect he deserves.. 👏🏾👏🏾 🎖️
@swavyradio70732 ай бұрын
Jones on epo he don't deserve no respect😂
@alialfraihi37672 ай бұрын
@@alialfraihi3767he does and will, regardless of how much you cry about it
@Doone-iq8kx2 ай бұрын
Jones, nor his fangirls can even name a Jones fight without PEDs, eyepokes, and gifted decisions. 🤣
@brucegomezmilano17242 ай бұрын
@@brucegomezmilano1724”gifted decisions” pretty easy to say he lost the fight when you never give him a chance. You see what you want to see, giving him a good fight doesn’t automatically make you a winner 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
@racistdoctor58182 ай бұрын
Lol, everyone saying "Jones PEDs 😢". So what? He took a little or a lot over the radar and got detected. Every athlete in any pro sport is on PEDs, every single one. "But Jon bad cuz he drink juice 😢...." Now, I will say that I do believe the Reyes fight had to go to Reyes.
@Vegasomg2 ай бұрын
“He kicked the s*** out of me” literally. Those kicks chopped a beast down!
@kingjmansa70272 ай бұрын
His knee still messed up according to him, also called Jon a Dirty fighter on the same pod.
@edwisongogo63262 ай бұрын
Jesus Christ loves you so much and died for your sins💙❤️
@marvolovesgod3852 ай бұрын
He respects him as a fighter but not those knee kicks
@shaquilhoskins30782 ай бұрын
@shaquilhoskins3078 those kicks are one of the best moves in fighting though he should have used them himself it's fair game
@user-jc3pl3de8bАй бұрын
@@marvolovesgod385nobody has died for your sins
@afrimidrizoski2712Ай бұрын
Them front kicks to the knees are vile
@michaelprydderch9462 ай бұрын
Makes me cringe every time I see someone get hit with it
@epicipodmodz2 ай бұрын
Yeah, they need to take those out of mma...
@SuaSponte752 ай бұрын
@@SuaSponte75why? u can get head kicked but not kicked in the knee💀
@froot20542 ай бұрын
Oblique kick
@TMMApplianceRepair2 ай бұрын
@@froot2054 because it hyperextends you’re leg and cripples u from doing a lot of things
@madmanfishing10692 ай бұрын
Rampage gave respect and made no excuses.
@shipjumper60682 ай бұрын
Only on this video, years later he claimed that Jon Jones cheated and was a dirty fighter 🤐🤐🤐
@jonbee5780Ай бұрын
@@jonbee5780No he just was calling Jon a dirty m’fer for all the eye poking he does and the how he’s got permanent knee problems from Jon’s oblique kicks. Not giving excuses for the loss (saying he was in the best shape and confident af) and Jon being a dirty cunt can both be true at the same time.
@Reechop23 күн бұрын
Rampage looked like he’d seen a ghost when Jon did the thing at the end of the round
@botboy48172 ай бұрын
Yea bro ...wild tbh I saw the same ghost...never forget Jones n who that man is
@alexmolnar417Ай бұрын
Yeah I noticed that too. The look back at Jones with his bloody face was like, what this young man doing to me I've never seen before lol
@blazecarrАй бұрын
@@blazecarryup. there’s always someone better.
@newagain9964Ай бұрын
It was more like he thought it was a low blow because the round was over. But yeah he barely put effort in to that and lifted him off the ground and just threw him like a rag doll
@NOOBNOOB007Ай бұрын
@@newagain9964not better than Jon Jones. At his prime he’s the absolute best ever and his resume is also the best ever. Everybody takes steroids at that level. All the ones that trained for real will acknowledge this and say JBJ is the goat. GSP and Mighty Mouse close second.
@fidelioalАй бұрын
This what i always loved about rampage other than his exciting fights themselves. He looses Gracefully , zero excuses & never Bitter at all. It takes a real MAN 🤟💪
@michaelg.9791Ай бұрын
Big respect for Rampage. I still remember when he was animal....
@dariusmarius35272 ай бұрын
Put it this way I wouldn’t like to fight him now let alone back then he still an animal
@Michael141-br9yp2 ай бұрын
@@Michael141-br9ypyup!!
@TheLittleman10262 ай бұрын
Rampage, you are one of the reasons I started watching UFC as a teenager, you're a legend man, and the sport loves you!!
@LionforChrist372 ай бұрын
literally i was playing the first ufc as a kid and all i knew was chuck and rampage jackson 😭
@rixh5bandz_2 ай бұрын
@@rixh5bandz_ same fam 😂
@JayjayScott-ek2vbАй бұрын
@@rixh5bandz_I remember only having the demo for that game and he was one of the few players you could use in the demo
@kpj2224Ай бұрын
the amount of humility it takes to admit that someone beat the best version of you is commendable.
@deonsavage9974Ай бұрын
Even more humble not to mention he was likely blood doping and on roids like he was with DC. 😅
@hp7639Ай бұрын
Damn straight. Bc just knowing that fact hurts like he'll. Let alone saying it outloud to someone else. Takes guts.
@Mr.Oct___Ай бұрын
@@hp7639 Unlike casuals like you, fighters dont care and still say he's the goat because they know almost all his opponents were also doing it.
@CptAngelKGaming21 күн бұрын
@CptAngelKGaming The Ole casual word. I notice very young people like throwing this word around. So you are saying DC was juicing and blood doping? What other fighters do doesn't matter, it is the ones that beat him that are caught when he was clean that matters.
@hp763921 күн бұрын
It's crazy how Jon said he was terrified of fighting Rampage that night. You can see it in the staredown, he couldn't look Rampage in the eye but damn
@stevenshar12332 ай бұрын
He always does that though bro
@daynight40872 ай бұрын
"Fear is your friend" - Cus Damato/Mike Tyson -
@HumbleHurricane2 ай бұрын
@@daynight4087ele sempre faz isto, mais ele falou em entrevista que o pesadelo era rampage e que ele estava com medo de ser nocauteado, assim vamos lá no pride o rampage era um terror e provavelmente o Jones o acompanhava, provavelmente isto o fez temer, mais na luta ele mostrou que temos que superar nossos medos.
@felipesr99522 ай бұрын
Bro jones doesn’t look to his opponent eyes
@Flex-hi8ry2 ай бұрын
He was just calm not letting anything he was saying get to his head that's how a real fighter looks
@user-jc3pl3de8bАй бұрын
How good is it to hear that from rampage.. That's a real man right there.
@Shong.wanbe.Ай бұрын
This is exactly why i have extreme respect for Rampage
@user-gx3wq5kb7j2 ай бұрын
What ? For saying what we all saw on National TV
@tristan583Ай бұрын
@@tristan583well he could quite easily made up an excuse like alot of fighters do. Are you really that dumb.
@jazgee602Ай бұрын
@@tristan583For admitting he was at his best? Do you make a living out of being stupid or is it a hobby
@joebynum905624 күн бұрын
I feel like fighters are so humble bc they intimately know how good they personally are. So when they lose it’s hard not to appreciate what your opponent had to do to beat you
@sweetshoez2 ай бұрын
Some people got an ego
@indene4033Ай бұрын
You haven't come across Chito Vera
@DragonZombie2000Ай бұрын
same with most people who train martial arts
@batsuitjokerАй бұрын
That was hilarious when rampage looked at the ref for help 🤣 💀
@julianlavalley7454Ай бұрын
Them knee kicks were new so when bones was peppering him with them he was looking at the ref like wtf ..but it's legal smh
@Pinero02Ай бұрын
@@Pinero02 False - Jon was doing those kicks well before that fight so it was not "new" as you falsely claim. I'm sure while training for the fight and watching film of Jon fighting...or just watching any of his fights like everyone else on the planet, he already knew that he did those kicks BEFORE they fought!!
@briannoble1022Ай бұрын
@@briannoble1022 they were new rampage said it himself he thought they were illegal shots and thought Jones should have points taken not realizing it was perfectly legal shot as "You" claim he said it in a interview you can easily search up casual! like I said rampage never had that done to him in a fight let alone his career it was a new technique he seen mid fight fuck a footage if you think rampage watches footage seriously you a goofy like you sound doesn't matter when jon used it when he fought rampage it was a new technique just like jones spinning back elbow but let me guess that wasn't new either jon already did that too huh lmao casual im not responding anymore goofy 🤡💯
@Pinero02Ай бұрын
Yeah he was talking about the standing up between the legs and dumping him like he was a joke.
@realazlivingАй бұрын
That front kick to the knee most be brutal
@el_bori_725michamatias32 ай бұрын
He said that kick messed his knee up & he wasn't the same after
@leftydrizel1842Ай бұрын
Arrow to the knee>arrow to the head?
@ThisAinThatMetroАй бұрын
The problem is when you're trying to move and put weight on the knee after repeatedly taking kicks like a banana tree in Thailand, it is when gravity isn't your friend anymore.
@RavenGTR79Ай бұрын
Such a brutal kick. I haven’t seen anyone do it as well as Jones. Is it dirty? Maybe. But it ain’t against the rules… yet 😂
@DrunkDrynastyАй бұрын
yeah
@clutch01622 күн бұрын
Jon put fear in that Rampage eyes. Crazy shit
@argen16882 ай бұрын
he also put his fingers in his eyes 😭😂😂😂
@user-tt5nu6fx4t2 ай бұрын
Idk about him putting FEAR in him. But he definetly beat him with rather ease. Just not to sure if Rampage was the type to experience fear... win lose or draw.
@josephkjelgaard91412 ай бұрын
If by fear you mean fingers then yup
@hardhittersinc13942 ай бұрын
Vise versa as well kid know your history
@derekcarruthers21972 ай бұрын
Lol it wasn’t fear, he just couldn’t believe those kicks were legal that’s why he kept looking at the ref everytime Jones front kicked his knees, those kicks are brutal and can cause long term knee damage. Rampage says his knees are still messed up from that fight, it wasn’t fear it was pain and shocked they were legal because in his opinion he thinks those front kicks to the knees should be banned.
@BigJordan927082 ай бұрын
Jones have so many arsenal
@mysticmac42442 ай бұрын
Man.. I Love Rampage for his humbleness..Especially in this sport
@martindibble6897Ай бұрын
I love rampage clips, the guy is so candid and truthful, very refreshing
@davidforrest5342Ай бұрын
Up most respect for Rampage Jackson, its only the absolute top echelon, Champions amongst Champions that can be real fighters, real men and talk about a fight of theirs that they didnt win..... Ur one of the best that ever did it Rampage.....
@michaelchillak5000Ай бұрын
Legend the honesty is unbelievable What a man nothing but respect this man deserves
@michaelpage5120Ай бұрын
Bones was a straight savage
@rickyroberson1126Ай бұрын
Jones switches it up so much that it just throws everyone off!!
@MrLnikollojАй бұрын
Respect to rampage for the honesty
@AABRAHAM3972 ай бұрын
The kicks Jon was doing was hyper extending Rampage’s knee joint
@Mewtwo976Ай бұрын
Rampage faced worse when he fought in PrideFC.
@headkickedАй бұрын
Those knee kicks are brutal
@eddiehungry56Ай бұрын
IT WAS MY FIRST TIME WATCHING A UFC FIGHT AND THIS IS WHAT I SAW IN OUR TV AND IT MADE ME IDOLIZE JONES UP TO NOW,I BECAME A BETTER AND STRONGER BECAUSE OF JONES,GODBLESS YOU MY IDOL💪❤️❤️❤️
@angeloazuelo97382 ай бұрын
He also said he's a dirty fighter...It's incredibly humble of him to still admit this.
@MiggsMultipleАй бұрын
The toss over the shoulders was disrespectful 😂
@ethericdezigns1528Ай бұрын
The double at the bell is one of my favorite MMA moments ever
@NavigatorBRCАй бұрын
Takes extreme humility for a fighter to admit something like that. Respect
@jdawg93Ай бұрын
Jon Jones showed Rampage there are levels.
@whatname46132 ай бұрын
What did he show Reyes?
@jayocaine29462 ай бұрын
@@jayocaine2946 that he has the judges in his back pocket
@vn57742 ай бұрын
He shows that he bored 😴 @@jayocaine2946
@beats_elitez57092 ай бұрын
@@jayocaine2946that he’s better
@Abstractperson2 ай бұрын
@@jayocaine2946the same reyes that’s been brutally slept 3 times back to back meanwhile jones went up and got another world title 😂
@MMAFIGHTER-de5mm2 ай бұрын
Respetos para los dos guerreros jon jones es un asesino
@richardarriagada18352 ай бұрын
U still my favorite rampage!! Truth be told!!
@stevenlopez85022 ай бұрын
Jon’s kicks would take out the biggest meanest men in the world😆🤣
@snow13662 ай бұрын
yep those knee buckle kicks won him that fight. Rampage said hes knees have been fkd ever since
@TheKirkoswald2 ай бұрын
shaolin monk would wipe the floor
@indene4033Ай бұрын
@@indene4033 your very lost monks are like 5ft tall jones is a heavyweight🤣
@snow1366Ай бұрын
@@indene4033😂
@pimpindistress9177Ай бұрын
UFC 05 greatest game. I picked these two all the time
@kaygeez15422 ай бұрын
He was in the best shape ever but he was still past his prime even then. PRIDE fc took a lot from rampage. The damage he took from wanderlei 2 times was brutal
@charliehanchett14312 ай бұрын
Agreed. He was not the same guy.
@shanes4812 ай бұрын
Rampage had a whole career already in the books by the time he was in the UFC.
@killanigeАй бұрын
Funny he says that. I remember watching it live saying he looks better than ever. I still consider that fight one of his best performances to date despite the loss.
@combatbeatdownАй бұрын
When i first started watching ufc, actually when i just caught a match that was on at a friend’s house, i always thought the kicks were little nothings that were more about gaining position. As i became more educated on fighting i realized that those were some of the most devastating attacks in the sport. Go figure
@matthewchrist90822 ай бұрын
I've only just realised that jon used the calf kick before it was an established technique, mostly obliques aswell which i think is still an underused technique
@liamaubrey43032 ай бұрын
It's always been used, it just got popular from the stoppages caused by it
@Jake-wc3yu2 ай бұрын
Many fighters don’t like to use it because it’s a technique that can end somebodies career with life long repercussions with out ended the fight. Most fighters won’t quit when their knees are blown out but won’t be able to walk for months after and possibly be permanently injured. Most fighters have honour and don’t want to cause permanent life long injuries for their opponents. They all understand that this is their lively hood, their careers, they want to beat them, not cause them to suffer forever the rest of their life. So because of the nature of the injuries caused by oblique kicks to the knee, most fighters choose not to use them.
@deevizm80352 ай бұрын
@@deevizm8035 I agree. It’s a scary technique that can have repercussions forever. But it is a fight. I don’t like too many rules but… I also do not want to see anybody injured for any period of time anymore. I am old enough to know that injuries can last a long time.
@23jdizo2 ай бұрын
@@23jdizo I also don’t like some rules. The 12-6 elbow rule is absolutely ridiculous when there are much more lethal forms of striking. I also think the “kicks to a grounded opponent” rule completely changes the fighting. Many people use it as a loophole, which I think is silly because irl a grounded opponent is a vulnerable opponent but in the UFC a “grounded” opponent is safe. I put “grounded” in quotations because putting a finger on the ground is considered a grounded opponent. Which I think should be changed to needing to have your ass, back, chest, shoulders or belly on the ground to be considering a grounded opponent. Being on your hands and knees should be a vulnerable position, not a safe one. I think kicks to the head of a grounded opponent is better than oblique kicks to the knee. Kicks and knees to the head of a grounded opponent will finish fights with a small chance of life king repercussions. Oblique kicks to the knee don’t finish fights and have a greater chance of life long repercussions.
@deevizm80352 ай бұрын
@@deevizm8035 completely agree 🤘🏼
@23jdizo2 ай бұрын
Thats humiliation of a legend like Rampage
@thewarlord5022 ай бұрын
Young Jones was so brutal with the variety of techniques 🔥
@razzledazzle3863Ай бұрын
That fight was fucking crazy to watch. Just showed how advanced fighters have become.
@jaysonmarquez7524Ай бұрын
Joba reach was unmatchable. He already had an advantage above most strikers. I understand why Rogan wants more weight classes
@azhaz578Ай бұрын
Fair play rampage, takes a real man to speak on himself like that. Always loved watching his fights. You was garenteed a toe to toe. Chuck had some memorable moments in tgat cage too
@ianroberts97482 ай бұрын
LOVE his honesty, and Jones' mastery
@TheMusikluvah2 ай бұрын
Jones has everything. Talent, juice, psycho mindset. Goat 🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐
@tn56302 ай бұрын
Respect to Rampage geeza tells the truth. He was a beast. Jones was just that good.
@lukeroder82042 ай бұрын
You can be im the greatest shape ever, but steroids be steroids.
@rosalind16352 ай бұрын
Goat being goat
@mohitsa25972 ай бұрын
Yes, steroids definitely teaches those techniques and gives fight IQ
@Obiodum_2 ай бұрын
@@Obiodum_ They sure do help with muscle growth, endurance and significantly decreases the rest time an athlete needs, making it so they can practice more and progress faster. Edit: typo
@rosalind16352 ай бұрын
@@rosalind1635casual comment ever you must be never fighting
@mysticmac42442 ай бұрын
@@mysticmac4244 So you're saying that the use of steroids have no positive impact on the physical development of a training athlete?
@rosalind16352 ай бұрын
That glare he gave jones 😂😂
@aviadhaokips8102Ай бұрын
That knee kick 🥶🥶🥶
@atlequang956429 күн бұрын
Rampage was looking like, i KNOW this MF didn't just pick me TF up😦
@Ria-sd2exАй бұрын
It broke my heart when rampage lost 💔
@juliantorres88182 күн бұрын
My man. Keeping it 💯 gotta dig that!!
@edloganjr9121Ай бұрын
Gotta love hearing from guys like Page and Chael about how much of an absolute unit prime Bones was.
@mlw_esq14 сағат бұрын
Those kicks to the left knee will always hurt
@dylanwiperi1701Ай бұрын
Bro hit you with every move on UFC 4😂😂
@user-fj3eb8fw6yАй бұрын
I remember that fight dude was so flustered
@ogriss412Ай бұрын
People sometimes forget what a savage young JJ was. He still is, but back then, man, he was fucking scary good.
@MrTheLuckyshotАй бұрын
Brut strength doesn’t always get you the win. This fight was a prime example of that.
@rubixrios8265Ай бұрын
Rampage looked at the ref after that "oblique kick". Bro was like "is that legal!?"
@GuitarFRETBOARDHACKS10 күн бұрын
Nobody's ever been that honest no excuses
@skorwolf2719Ай бұрын
that kick is like a katana cutting down monsters.
@mickeythegent514418 күн бұрын
Takes a really big man to just come out and admit that
@milton7763Ай бұрын
He said "The Best me ever" meaning he was at the peak of his entirety
@suhtangwongАй бұрын
Jones made beating rampage look like child’s play. And rampage was a beast at this time
@ThejosephcarusoАй бұрын
Normally, people try to make an excuse and say that they were having an "off day," or "not their best." Much respect to Rampage for being honest.
@S2C8509Ай бұрын
Looking back tho, Jon was most likely "microdosed" to the gills in that fight.
@IcRaVeKnOwLeDgEАй бұрын
Thats some humble shii right there … got my respect
@DoogieDollazАй бұрын
There nothing I respect more than a man that will fight anyone but admit when he’s was bested fair and square , that’s a man
@niallireland2940Ай бұрын
John Jones is someone that will never be easily duplicated. He's an anomaly.
@johnadams197119 сағат бұрын
Knees a grounded opponent. Some things never change 😂
@RySL66Ай бұрын
What a legend Rampage is for being so honest. Most always make excuses and not give Jones the credit he deserves for his freak abilities. Respect ✊🏽
@user-jo2ns1ft8bАй бұрын
Respect big homie
@mommadukez79662 ай бұрын
You can see he was ripped until he ate until he became healthy enough, he was at his best🙌
@ODeadlyDellor0Ай бұрын
Those kicks to the knee make u move like u 10 years older shit is savage & painful af
@marlons6711Ай бұрын
My name is Quentin, I think you know where I'm going with this! Love this man's career. Nothing else.
@queaye1939Ай бұрын
Jony was merciless. In this fight he sent the message "I own this!".
@RebelPlebeАй бұрын
He's gonna do the same thing to Francis...
@wireup43212 ай бұрын
Maybe idk
@hjwlm2 ай бұрын
Respect real man right there. Rampage always will be a LEGEND!!
@codycooper7002Ай бұрын
He looked so mad after getting picked up 😂😂
@CmanWalletАй бұрын
Jon's knee stomps were devastating
@toolegit7668Ай бұрын
To me, this was my favorite stare down, ever. Jones look like he was praying for Rampage. Two tough men!
@waedjradiАй бұрын
I remember this one. I ordered pay-per-view, and enjoyed myself witnessing a cocky fighter learn some humility.
@maarifawalcott5145Ай бұрын
This is the thing about Jones, he throws when he wants. He doesn’t do feints so much he just goes to throw something if that isn’t going to land he adapts, changes to something else, if that isn’t going to, he’ll feint or throw something else or move in closer, but THEN lane a strike, and he’s that accurate too.
@infiniteoptimal799222 күн бұрын
This level of honesty says ‘hush, A man is speaking.’
@chrisv.noire.6388Ай бұрын
Rampage was looking like stop kicking me n fight me like a Man !! He said he kick the shit out of me was Crazyyyyy
@divinelove6678Ай бұрын
Another reason you’ll always be legendary 🔥🔥🔥 Rampage 🔥🔥🔥
@user-ry3fy4em2dАй бұрын
So humble. Much respect.
@vischetty77362 ай бұрын
2 of the best MMArtist
@Wanzo872 ай бұрын
Both these guy are amazing.
@jeeprack570Ай бұрын
Seeing Jon come up was crazy. I remember him fighting Stephan bonner and even back that it was clear he was super special.
@Raggandrist2 ай бұрын
SHOUT OUT RAMPAGE IT HAPPENS TO THE BEST OF US
@WestSidebullpenkennels10Ай бұрын
Before that final clench, Rampage slightly gestures for mercy... 😮
@G14ClassifiiidАй бұрын
That spinning elbow to the temple 😳
@smbeezy2 ай бұрын
Rampage keeps it real. What a likeable guy. He also makes so much sense so often.
@carlito_148Ай бұрын
Jon took him seriously studied him in-depth game plan was solid
@JeffSevensАй бұрын
That’s an honest ass MAN RIGHT THERE!!!! Tells you how GREAT JJ is!!!!!
Rampage is the fucking man for being so honest
I couldn't agree more
Forrr reaaal
What else is he supposed to say? It happened on national television.
Massive respect!!
What else can he say? He did lose badly. Fighters sound stupid when they make excuses
Gotta respect this man for not lying and giving Jones the respect he deserves.. 👏🏾👏🏾 🎖️
Jones on epo he don't deserve no respect😂
@@alialfraihi3767he does and will, regardless of how much you cry about it
Jones, nor his fangirls can even name a Jones fight without PEDs, eyepokes, and gifted decisions. 🤣
@@brucegomezmilano1724”gifted decisions” pretty easy to say he lost the fight when you never give him a chance. You see what you want to see, giving him a good fight doesn’t automatically make you a winner 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Lol, everyone saying "Jones PEDs 😢". So what? He took a little or a lot over the radar and got detected. Every athlete in any pro sport is on PEDs, every single one. "But Jon bad cuz he drink juice 😢...." Now, I will say that I do believe the Reyes fight had to go to Reyes.
“He kicked the s*** out of me” literally. Those kicks chopped a beast down!
His knee still messed up according to him, also called Jon a Dirty fighter on the same pod.
Jesus Christ loves you so much and died for your sins💙❤️
He respects him as a fighter but not those knee kicks
@shaquilhoskins3078 those kicks are one of the best moves in fighting though he should have used them himself it's fair game
@@marvolovesgod385nobody has died for your sins
Them front kicks to the knees are vile
Makes me cringe every time I see someone get hit with it
Yeah, they need to take those out of mma...
@@SuaSponte75why? u can get head kicked but not kicked in the knee💀
Oblique kick
@@froot2054 because it hyperextends you’re leg and cripples u from doing a lot of things
Rampage gave respect and made no excuses.
Only on this video, years later he claimed that Jon Jones cheated and was a dirty fighter 🤐🤐🤐
@@jonbee5780No he just was calling Jon a dirty m’fer for all the eye poking he does and the how he’s got permanent knee problems from Jon’s oblique kicks. Not giving excuses for the loss (saying he was in the best shape and confident af) and Jon being a dirty cunt can both be true at the same time.
Rampage looked like he’d seen a ghost when Jon did the thing at the end of the round
Yea bro ...wild tbh I saw the same ghost...never forget Jones n who that man is
Yeah I noticed that too. The look back at Jones with his bloody face was like, what this young man doing to me I've never seen before lol
@@blazecarryup. there’s always someone better.
It was more like he thought it was a low blow because the round was over. But yeah he barely put effort in to that and lifted him off the ground and just threw him like a rag doll
@@newagain9964not better than Jon Jones. At his prime he’s the absolute best ever and his resume is also the best ever. Everybody takes steroids at that level. All the ones that trained for real will acknowledge this and say JBJ is the goat. GSP and Mighty Mouse close second.
This what i always loved about rampage other than his exciting fights themselves. He looses Gracefully , zero excuses & never Bitter at all. It takes a real MAN 🤟💪
Big respect for Rampage. I still remember when he was animal....
Put it this way I wouldn’t like to fight him now let alone back then he still an animal
@@Michael141-br9ypyup!!
Rampage, you are one of the reasons I started watching UFC as a teenager, you're a legend man, and the sport loves you!!
literally i was playing the first ufc as a kid and all i knew was chuck and rampage jackson 😭
@@rixh5bandz_ same fam 😂
@@rixh5bandz_I remember only having the demo for that game and he was one of the few players you could use in the demo
the amount of humility it takes to admit that someone beat the best version of you is commendable.
Even more humble not to mention he was likely blood doping and on roids like he was with DC. 😅
Damn straight. Bc just knowing that fact hurts like he'll. Let alone saying it outloud to someone else. Takes guts.
@@hp7639 Unlike casuals like you, fighters dont care and still say he's the goat because they know almost all his opponents were also doing it.
@CptAngelKGaming The Ole casual word. I notice very young people like throwing this word around. So you are saying DC was juicing and blood doping? What other fighters do doesn't matter, it is the ones that beat him that are caught when he was clean that matters.
It's crazy how Jon said he was terrified of fighting Rampage that night. You can see it in the staredown, he couldn't look Rampage in the eye but damn
He always does that though bro
"Fear is your friend" - Cus Damato/Mike Tyson -
@@daynight4087ele sempre faz isto, mais ele falou em entrevista que o pesadelo era rampage e que ele estava com medo de ser nocauteado, assim vamos lá no pride o rampage era um terror e provavelmente o Jones o acompanhava, provavelmente isto o fez temer, mais na luta ele mostrou que temos que superar nossos medos.
Bro jones doesn’t look to his opponent eyes
He was just calm not letting anything he was saying get to his head that's how a real fighter looks
How good is it to hear that from rampage.. That's a real man right there.
This is exactly why i have extreme respect for Rampage
What ? For saying what we all saw on National TV
@@tristan583well he could quite easily made up an excuse like alot of fighters do. Are you really that dumb.
@@tristan583For admitting he was at his best? Do you make a living out of being stupid or is it a hobby
I feel like fighters are so humble bc they intimately know how good they personally are. So when they lose it’s hard not to appreciate what your opponent had to do to beat you
Some people got an ego
You haven't come across Chito Vera
same with most people who train martial arts
That was hilarious when rampage looked at the ref for help 🤣 💀
Them knee kicks were new so when bones was peppering him with them he was looking at the ref like wtf ..but it's legal smh
@@Pinero02 False - Jon was doing those kicks well before that fight so it was not "new" as you falsely claim. I'm sure while training for the fight and watching film of Jon fighting...or just watching any of his fights like everyone else on the planet, he already knew that he did those kicks BEFORE they fought!!
@@briannoble1022 they were new rampage said it himself he thought they were illegal shots and thought Jones should have points taken not realizing it was perfectly legal shot as "You" claim he said it in a interview you can easily search up casual! like I said rampage never had that done to him in a fight let alone his career it was a new technique he seen mid fight fuck a footage if you think rampage watches footage seriously you a goofy like you sound doesn't matter when jon used it when he fought rampage it was a new technique just like jones spinning back elbow but let me guess that wasn't new either jon already did that too huh lmao casual im not responding anymore goofy 🤡💯
Yeah he was talking about the standing up between the legs and dumping him like he was a joke.
That front kick to the knee most be brutal
He said that kick messed his knee up & he wasn't the same after
Arrow to the knee>arrow to the head?
The problem is when you're trying to move and put weight on the knee after repeatedly taking kicks like a banana tree in Thailand, it is when gravity isn't your friend anymore.
Such a brutal kick. I haven’t seen anyone do it as well as Jones. Is it dirty? Maybe. But it ain’t against the rules… yet 😂
yeah
Jon put fear in that Rampage eyes. Crazy shit
he also put his fingers in his eyes 😭😂😂😂
Idk about him putting FEAR in him. But he definetly beat him with rather ease. Just not to sure if Rampage was the type to experience fear... win lose or draw.
If by fear you mean fingers then yup
Vise versa as well kid know your history
Lol it wasn’t fear, he just couldn’t believe those kicks were legal that’s why he kept looking at the ref everytime Jones front kicked his knees, those kicks are brutal and can cause long term knee damage. Rampage says his knees are still messed up from that fight, it wasn’t fear it was pain and shocked they were legal because in his opinion he thinks those front kicks to the knees should be banned.
Jones have so many arsenal
Man.. I Love Rampage for his humbleness..Especially in this sport
I love rampage clips, the guy is so candid and truthful, very refreshing
Up most respect for Rampage Jackson, its only the absolute top echelon, Champions amongst Champions that can be real fighters, real men and talk about a fight of theirs that they didnt win..... Ur one of the best that ever did it Rampage.....
Legend the honesty is unbelievable What a man nothing but respect this man deserves
Bones was a straight savage
Jones switches it up so much that it just throws everyone off!!
Respect to rampage for the honesty
The kicks Jon was doing was hyper extending Rampage’s knee joint
Rampage faced worse when he fought in PrideFC.
Those knee kicks are brutal
IT WAS MY FIRST TIME WATCHING A UFC FIGHT AND THIS IS WHAT I SAW IN OUR TV AND IT MADE ME IDOLIZE JONES UP TO NOW,I BECAME A BETTER AND STRONGER BECAUSE OF JONES,GODBLESS YOU MY IDOL💪❤️❤️❤️
He also said he's a dirty fighter...It's incredibly humble of him to still admit this.
The toss over the shoulders was disrespectful 😂
The double at the bell is one of my favorite MMA moments ever
Takes extreme humility for a fighter to admit something like that. Respect
Jon Jones showed Rampage there are levels.
What did he show Reyes?
@@jayocaine2946 that he has the judges in his back pocket
He shows that he bored 😴 @@jayocaine2946
@@jayocaine2946that he’s better
@@jayocaine2946the same reyes that’s been brutally slept 3 times back to back meanwhile jones went up and got another world title 😂
Respetos para los dos guerreros jon jones es un asesino
U still my favorite rampage!! Truth be told!!
Jon’s kicks would take out the biggest meanest men in the world😆🤣
yep those knee buckle kicks won him that fight. Rampage said hes knees have been fkd ever since
shaolin monk would wipe the floor
@@indene4033 your very lost monks are like 5ft tall jones is a heavyweight🤣
@@indene4033😂
UFC 05 greatest game. I picked these two all the time
He was in the best shape ever but he was still past his prime even then. PRIDE fc took a lot from rampage. The damage he took from wanderlei 2 times was brutal
Agreed. He was not the same guy.
Rampage had a whole career already in the books by the time he was in the UFC.
Funny he says that. I remember watching it live saying he looks better than ever. I still consider that fight one of his best performances to date despite the loss.
When i first started watching ufc, actually when i just caught a match that was on at a friend’s house, i always thought the kicks were little nothings that were more about gaining position. As i became more educated on fighting i realized that those were some of the most devastating attacks in the sport. Go figure
I've only just realised that jon used the calf kick before it was an established technique, mostly obliques aswell which i think is still an underused technique
It's always been used, it just got popular from the stoppages caused by it
Many fighters don’t like to use it because it’s a technique that can end somebodies career with life long repercussions with out ended the fight. Most fighters won’t quit when their knees are blown out but won’t be able to walk for months after and possibly be permanently injured. Most fighters have honour and don’t want to cause permanent life long injuries for their opponents. They all understand that this is their lively hood, their careers, they want to beat them, not cause them to suffer forever the rest of their life. So because of the nature of the injuries caused by oblique kicks to the knee, most fighters choose not to use them.
@@deevizm8035 I agree. It’s a scary technique that can have repercussions forever. But it is a fight. I don’t like too many rules but… I also do not want to see anybody injured for any period of time anymore. I am old enough to know that injuries can last a long time.
@@23jdizo I also don’t like some rules. The 12-6 elbow rule is absolutely ridiculous when there are much more lethal forms of striking. I also think the “kicks to a grounded opponent” rule completely changes the fighting. Many people use it as a loophole, which I think is silly because irl a grounded opponent is a vulnerable opponent but in the UFC a “grounded” opponent is safe. I put “grounded” in quotations because putting a finger on the ground is considered a grounded opponent. Which I think should be changed to needing to have your ass, back, chest, shoulders or belly on the ground to be considering a grounded opponent. Being on your hands and knees should be a vulnerable position, not a safe one. I think kicks to the head of a grounded opponent is better than oblique kicks to the knee. Kicks and knees to the head of a grounded opponent will finish fights with a small chance of life king repercussions. Oblique kicks to the knee don’t finish fights and have a greater chance of life long repercussions.
@@deevizm8035 completely agree 🤘🏼
Thats humiliation of a legend like Rampage
Young Jones was so brutal with the variety of techniques 🔥
That fight was fucking crazy to watch. Just showed how advanced fighters have become.
Joba reach was unmatchable. He already had an advantage above most strikers. I understand why Rogan wants more weight classes
Fair play rampage, takes a real man to speak on himself like that. Always loved watching his fights. You was garenteed a toe to toe. Chuck had some memorable moments in tgat cage too
LOVE his honesty, and Jones' mastery
Jones has everything. Talent, juice, psycho mindset. Goat 🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐
Respect to Rampage geeza tells the truth. He was a beast. Jones was just that good.
You can be im the greatest shape ever, but steroids be steroids.
Goat being goat
Yes, steroids definitely teaches those techniques and gives fight IQ
@@Obiodum_ They sure do help with muscle growth, endurance and significantly decreases the rest time an athlete needs, making it so they can practice more and progress faster. Edit: typo
@@rosalind1635casual comment ever you must be never fighting
@@mysticmac4244 So you're saying that the use of steroids have no positive impact on the physical development of a training athlete?
That glare he gave jones 😂😂
That knee kick 🥶🥶🥶
Rampage was looking like, i KNOW this MF didn't just pick me TF up😦
It broke my heart when rampage lost 💔
My man. Keeping it 💯 gotta dig that!!
Gotta love hearing from guys like Page and Chael about how much of an absolute unit prime Bones was.
Those kicks to the left knee will always hurt
Bro hit you with every move on UFC 4😂😂
I remember that fight dude was so flustered
People sometimes forget what a savage young JJ was. He still is, but back then, man, he was fucking scary good.
Brut strength doesn’t always get you the win. This fight was a prime example of that.
Rampage looked at the ref after that "oblique kick". Bro was like "is that legal!?"
Nobody's ever been that honest no excuses
that kick is like a katana cutting down monsters.
Takes a really big man to just come out and admit that
He said "The Best me ever" meaning he was at the peak of his entirety
Jones made beating rampage look like child’s play. And rampage was a beast at this time
Normally, people try to make an excuse and say that they were having an "off day," or "not their best." Much respect to Rampage for being honest.
Looking back tho, Jon was most likely "microdosed" to the gills in that fight.
Thats some humble shii right there … got my respect
There nothing I respect more than a man that will fight anyone but admit when he’s was bested fair and square , that’s a man
John Jones is someone that will never be easily duplicated. He's an anomaly.
Knees a grounded opponent. Some things never change 😂
What a legend Rampage is for being so honest. Most always make excuses and not give Jones the credit he deserves for his freak abilities. Respect ✊🏽
Respect big homie
You can see he was ripped until he ate until he became healthy enough, he was at his best🙌
Those kicks to the knee make u move like u 10 years older shit is savage & painful af
My name is Quentin, I think you know where I'm going with this! Love this man's career. Nothing else.
Jony was merciless. In this fight he sent the message "I own this!".
He's gonna do the same thing to Francis...
Maybe idk
Respect real man right there. Rampage always will be a LEGEND!!
He looked so mad after getting picked up 😂😂
Jon's knee stomps were devastating
To me, this was my favorite stare down, ever. Jones look like he was praying for Rampage. Two tough men!
I remember this one. I ordered pay-per-view, and enjoyed myself witnessing a cocky fighter learn some humility.
This is the thing about Jones, he throws when he wants. He doesn’t do feints so much he just goes to throw something if that isn’t going to land he adapts, changes to something else, if that isn’t going to, he’ll feint or throw something else or move in closer, but THEN lane a strike, and he’s that accurate too.
This level of honesty says ‘hush, A man is speaking.’
Rampage was looking like stop kicking me n fight me like a Man !! He said he kick the shit out of me was Crazyyyyy
Another reason you’ll always be legendary 🔥🔥🔥 Rampage 🔥🔥🔥
So humble. Much respect.
2 of the best MMArtist
Both these guy are amazing.
Seeing Jon come up was crazy. I remember him fighting Stephan bonner and even back that it was clear he was super special.
SHOUT OUT RAMPAGE IT HAPPENS TO THE BEST OF US
Before that final clench, Rampage slightly gestures for mercy... 😮
That spinning elbow to the temple 😳
Rampage keeps it real. What a likeable guy. He also makes so much sense so often.
Jon took him seriously studied him in-depth game plan was solid
That’s an honest ass MAN RIGHT THERE!!!! Tells you how GREAT JJ is!!!!!
This version of jones was so exciting