UFC face pummeler Rampage Jackson got one crazy request from a ballsy fan last night -- dude wanted to get SLAPPED IN THE FACE ... and Rampage obliged.
Rampage was leaving Greystone Manor nightclub in L.A. ... when a fan with a pain fetish approached Jackson and asked to be cracked in the mouth.
Never one to deny a fan ... Jackson bestowed the 5-finger honor across the fan's jaw -- and the fan couldn't have been HAPPIER!
He took a pounding in the ring -- but right after UFCer Michael Johnson lost in "The Ultimate Fighter" finale match this weekend ... dude nursed his swollen wounds with a night out in Vegas.
Johnson took his black eye out for a round at Vanity nightclub at the Hard Rock Hotel on Saturday night with fellow UFC badass Quinton "Rampage" Jackson.
Rampage Jackson says he's well aware that the guy he's set to fight on Saturday, Lyoto Machida, has a brand new trainer in his corner -- a trainer who once took down an entire war ship ... and then torpedoed his own career.
Yes, for some reason ... Machida enlisted the services of Steven Seagal -- star of such cinematic classics as, "Hard to Kill," "Out For a Kill, "Driven to Kill" and "Kill Switch."
Footage of Seagal training Machida has surfaced on the web -- which we've titled, "Career Kill."
If you haven't seen it yet ... you're missing out.
FYI -- Rampage is set to take on Seagal's protege at UFC 123 this Saturday night.
The woman who claimed she was hit in Rampage Jackson's infamous monster truck chase -- and miscarried as a result -- has officially dropped her lawsuit against the UFC fighter.
As we previously reported, a woman named Holli Griggs filed a lawsuit against Rampage after the 2008 incident claiming she miscarried when Jackson repeatedly rammed into her car during a crazy police chase through Orange County, CA.
Jackson was eventually arrested and pled guilty to one felony charge of evading police. An investigation later determined that the crash did not cause Griggs to miscarry.
It's unclear if the two sides reached a settlement.
Former UFC light heavyweight champion Quinton "Rampage" Jackson was involved in a two-car accident this week -- involving another one of his ridiculously awesome vehicles.
TMZ has learned Rampage was driving a new black Audi R8 -- valued at more than $100k -- home from the Audi dealership in Orange County, California on Tuesday when he was hit by a woman driving a very not expensive black car.
We're told Rampage was not injured in the wreck, but the back end of his badass ride suffered some pretty extensive -- and expensive -- damage.
Rampage tells TMZ police arrived on scene and cleared him of all wrongdoing. The UFC fighter added, "I am thankful and happy no one was hurt. I tried to make sure the elderly woman that hit my car was OK ... she didn't speak much English, but I could see she wasn't hurt in any way."
As for his own condition, Rampage said, "I am fine, the little old lady is fine, but my car got hurt, and for that I'm sad."
Quinton "Rampage" Jackson was able to make an interview get real awkward real quick -- by suddenly humping Cage Potato's hot reporter for the last 35 seconds of the interview. And trust us -- 35 seconds is a long time when you're randomly getting rabbit humped.
The pregnant woman caught in the wake of "Rampage" Jackson's crazy monster truck chase last year claims the UFC star caused "the stillbirth of her baby" when he rammed into her car.
Holli Griggs filed a lawsuit against Rampage in Orange County, California -- claiming he repeatedly rammed into her car "so he could escape and flee the scene (hit and run)." Griggs says "the impact of her abdomen with the steering wheel caused her amniotic fluid membranes (bag of waters) to rupture, ultimately resulting in the stillbirth of her baby."
FYI -- Rampage was never charged in relation to the death after an investigation revealed that the miscarriage was unrelated to the accident.
Griggs filed the suit anyway, claiming Rampage owes her more than $25k for property damage, personal injury and emotional distress.
The streets are a little safer now: "Rampage" Jackson got himself a driver ... though he's pretty much sayin' he's wasted.
Jackson -- who was infamously held at gunpoint by the cops after a crazy chase in the O.C. -- said last night he's now a "very responsible" dude as he left One Sunset.
TMZ has obtained photos of an Escalade destroyed by Rampage Jackson in his bizarre car chase in July. The driver of the SUV, Holli Griggs, was 16 weeks pregnant at the time of the accident. Two weeks after the accident, she had a miscarriage. Rampage was not charged for that after an investigation revealed that the miscarriage was unrelated to the accident.
Rampage pleaded not guilty to felony counts of evading police, hit-and-run and reckless driving. He was busted back in July after barreling down an O.C. freeway in a monster truck (with his photo on the side), hitting two cars and terrorizing pedestrians in the process.
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The woman who claimed she was hit in Rampage Jackson's infamous monster truck chase -- and miscarried as a result -- has officially dropped her lawsuit against the UFC fighter.
Rampage tells TMZ police arrived on scene and cleared him of all wrongdoing. The UFC fighter added, "I am thankful and happy no one was hurt. I tried to make sure the elderly woman that hit my car was OK ... she didn't speak much English, but I could see she wasn't hurt in any way." 
FYI -- Rampage was never charged in relation to the death after an investigation revealed that the miscarriage was unrelated to the accident.
