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Rampage Jackson Talks About Bisping v. Silva

Rampage Jackson has a new video out from Fighters Only Magazine. In it he talks about how glad he is to have helped his friend and teammate Michael Bisping train for his fight with Wanderlei Silva. He also covers the reasons he wasn’t able to help Bisping train for Dan Henderson (filming The Ultimate Fighter) as well as explaining that he never had a personal problem with Wanderlei Silva, it was all on Wanderlei.

↵It’ll be interesting to see how much Rampage’s three bouts with Silva helped him get Bisping ready to take on the wild Brazilian.

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