"Scripted n*nsense" - Netizens react to Rampage Jackson's girlfriend pushing his date into the pool after catching him cheating on her live on Kick

Former mixed martial artist Rampage Jackson seems to have landed in some trouble. According to a clip from his Kick stream, posted on the X account @AkademiksTV on October 25, he was seen streaming with a woman while seated beside a pool. The woman then seemingly started touching him inappropriately. At this point, his partner enters, and Jackson gets mad, asking who allowed her entry.

His partner, whom he calls Christina, asked what it was all about, adding that he told her it was about some work. Christina then asked who the girl was and then pushed her into the pool. Seemingly mad at Christina, Jackson said,

“You trying to get me banned on f*cking Kick. What the f*ck! I am on a f*cking dating show.”

Rampage Jackson then tells the woman that he and Christina had called off their relationship. Meanwhile, social media users had mixed reactions to the incident. One X user commented:

“Scripted n*nsense. Rampage is 47 years old around these antics. Now you know why his son behaves the way he does. Look at his dad.”

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Scripted no*sense. Rampage is 47 years old around these antics. Now you know why his son behaves the way he does. Look at his dad.

Another social media user jokingly wrote that Rampage Jackson lived up to his name, saying:

“He’s living up to the name, Rampage mode: activated.”

A netizen looked back on his achievements, commenting:

“Wasn’t rampage at a time one of the best prize fighters in the entire world? And now this is what he’s been reduced to fake drama farming streamer? And not even on twitch he’s on kick of all platforms oh how the mighty have fallen.”

Similarly, an online commentator jested:

“Ge really blew all his money and now has to do cringe scripted streaming sh*t.”

Rampage Jackson on his belief in a flat Earth

In February 2025, Rampage Jackson sat down with Briana Beverly on IGMOB TV. Before beginning the interview, she asked him whether he believed the Earth was flat. He agreed, saying he learned it in the Bible, which, according to him, is the oldest history book. He also said:

“Okay, so this is the thing. I don’t push my opinions on other people. I don't care what people think because at one point I thought it was round and spinning as well too right and I used to get mad at people that used to think it was flat but one time I read in the Bible cause I used to be super religious but I'm spiritual. I'm not religious anymore but that's besides the point.”

Speaking about the COVID-19 vaccine, Rampage Jackson said he stopped believing in the government because he thought they were not being honest. He felt that the vaccine was made too quickly and became suspicious when Melinda Gates said it should be given first to Black and Latino people. He wondered why they suddenly wanted to help those groups first when that had not usually happened before.

Adding to his belief in a flat earth, Rampage Jackson said people are lied to about where everything is because many lack the knowledge of it. Jackson said what we see on the map is the cartographer’s rendition, which might not always be accurate.

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