Former UFC light heavyweight champion Quinton “Rampage” Jackson is today on the set of The Ultimate Fighter (TUF) 10 for the first day of filming the Spike TV-produced mixed martial arts reality series. Jackson caused quite a stir last week when he opted to coach opposite Rashad Evans rather than accept a title shot against new division champion Lyoto Machida later this year. He and Evans apparently have some unfinished business to take care, which began immediately after Jackson defeated Evans’ training partner, Keith Jardine, back in March. So will Jackson’s big gamble pay off like he expects it to or did he shoot himself in the foot by passing on an opportunity to once again possibly become a world champion sooner rather than later?
