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Rampage Jackson, a former UFC star, was livestreaming with his cameraman when a verbal dispute over past comments escalated.
Former UFC star Rampage Jackson found himself in a heated fight of words with his cameraman during a recent livestream. What started as a simple argument quickly became much more serious when both men began talking about each other’s friends and people around them. The tense moment was caught on both Rampage Jackson’s and DeenTheGreat’s livestreams. The argument later turned into a chase, with Jackson running after the cameraman and saying he was fired. The cameraman managed to run away before things could become even more serious.
Rampage Jackson’s livestream argument with cameraman gets heated
The argument started when Jackson and his cameraman began talking about who says more bad things about the other person’s “people.” Jackson then asked the cameraman to give him an example of when he had talked badly about someone. However, the cameraman did not want to continue that part of the conversation and tried to end the discussion. Jackson kept talking and brought up a friend of the cameraman. Jackson said he had helped the friend by getting him a job. The cameraman disagreed with him and said, “You didn't give s*** a job.” He also claimed that Jackson had never really wanted to give his friend work. The exchange became more tense as both men continued arguing. Neither side appeared willing to back down, and the conversation soon moved from a verbal disagreement to a much more heated confrontation.
Cameraman’s comment sends Rampage Jackson chasing after him
Things took a bigger turn when the cameraman insulted people who were appearing as guests on Jackson’s livestream. The comment clearly made Jackson angry. Jackson then moved toward the cameraman and began chasing him. During the chase, Jackson also told him that he was fired while shouting several angry words at him. The cameraman quickly ran away from Jackson. His speed helped him get out of the situation before the confrontation could become physical. The entire moment was captured during the livestream, giving viewers a close look at how quickly a normal argument can turn into a serious clash. While Jackson appeared extremely angry during the incident, the confrontation did not end with a reported physical fight between the two men. The cameraman got away, while Jackson made it clear that he no longer wanted him working for him. The heated livestream showed a very tense moment between Rampage Jackson and his cameraman. What began as an argument about friends and past comments quickly grew after the cameraman insulted Jackson’s guests. Jackson then chased him and fired him during the confrontation. The cameraman managed to escape, bringing the intense moment to an end before it became a physical fight.
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