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09:11 AM ET 01.26 | Jon Jones (17-1) isn't amused with Quinton "Rampage" Jackson's (32-10) latest actions as he prepares to exit the UFC. Leading up to the recent UFC on FOX 6 press conference, Jackson spoke about his dissatisfaction with the UFC and didn't know if he was going to resign once he completed his upcoming fight, which is the last one on his contract. At the conference, Jackson said he was leaving the UFC. "He's a wuss," said Jones on the Opie & Anthony Show. "He has this tough guy persona, but he complains about anything that doesn't go in his favor. 'Oh, my contract. Oh, he wants to take me down, that's not real fighting.' He is such a baby."

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January 27, 2013 09:46 AM ET

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I wouldn't call Rampage a wuss but I do see him as a whiner. He is not the dominant guy he was in Pride and he got beat there. Surprised to see him survive these current fights but guys like him and Dan Henderson are durable. They are reduced to gatekeepers at this time. Rampage now needs to give the gate key back and move on.

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January 28, 2013 10:13 AM ET

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Originally posted 09:46 AM ET 01.27 by rezboy

I wouldn't call Rampage a wuss but I do see him as a whiner. He is not the dominant guy he was in Pride and he got beat there. Surprised to see him survive these current fights but guys like him and Dan Henderson are durable. They are reduced to gatekeepers at this time. Rampage now needs to give the gate key back and move on.

In other words a Wuss

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January 28, 2013 01:05 PM ET

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I think Rampage has lost his passion to train and fight. Time to move on Quinton...

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January 28, 2013 01:52 PM ET

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Road Rage was never that good....once he cut back on the roids after Pride ended, he wasn't the same fighter. The addition of actual ATHLETES to MMA instead of the brawlers of the past only emphasized how mediocre Road Rage really was.