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Siamese Boxing: Rampage Jackson and Bob Sapp teams up to win strange fight

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April 2, 2023

Quinton “Rampage” Jackson and kickboxer Bob Sapp faced Woody and Jon Nut in Siamese Boxing. Photo via Twitter

Saturday’s strange boxing match where UFC veteran Quinton “Rampage” Jackson and kickboxer Bob Sapp faced Woody and Jon Nutt looked exactly as weird as one could imagine. The fight took place at Fight Circus 6 in Phuket, Thailand.

Each fighter hid one of their arms under a two-man shirt and fought as a pair, Sapp stood for the left hand while “Rampage” used his right hand.

The two combat sports veterans Jackson and Sapp put on pressure from the start of the fight, and the spectacle eventually came to an end with a third-round stoppage win for Team Rampage & Sapp.

Siamese Boxing “highlights” below

and the main event, Rampage Jackson makes his return to combat sports in a “Siamese Boxing” match. his teammate is Bob Sapp, and the opponent with the grey hair is the announcer/host that has been working all night. pic.twitter.com/hHmDYnkILJ

— UNCIE (@BKSpiderMMA) April 2, 2023

Ref caught some punches from Rampage and retaliated, causing all hell to break loose. Amazing pic.twitter.com/3Aws7XyctB

— UNCIE (@BKSpiderMMA) April 2, 2023

Quinton “Rampage” Jackson and Bob Sapp

“Rampage” Jackson is former UFC light heavyweight champion who won the title by knocking out Chuck Liddell in the first round at UFC 71 back in 2007. He defended his strap against Dan Henderson at UFC 75, with a unanimous decision win, before losing his title to Forrest Griffin in July 2008.

“Rampage” became a star in Japan during his tenure with Pride FC, before signing with the UFC.

Former American football player Bob Sapp has made a name for himself as a MMA fighter, kickboxer, professional wrestler and actor. He’s done most of his professional fighting in Japan.

During his years as a fighter he competed in promotions like ONE Fighting Championship, K-1, Rizin and Pride.

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