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Does Rampage have it what it takes this time? We’re going to find out soon enough…thirty days and counting.

Props to Bloody Elbow for the find

So apparently Death Warrior isn’t the only movie (if you want to call it that) that GSP, Anderson Silva, and Quinton ‘Rampage’ Jackson are starring in together. There’s also this little gem, Never Surrender. And this one’s better. How do I know? Because Fightlinker told me so. It has more fighters!!! Yep, big names too—BJ Penn and Heath Herring! Excited yet? Wait till you read the synopsis.

Never Surrender is an erotically charged, controversial action-thriller set in the world of underground street fighting where an MMA fighter who has been drawn into the world by an erotic and sexy promoter, quickly realizes that there is no way out, other than death.

I have a question. You can go down to your local video store and find hundreds and hundreds of these awful movies you’ve never heard of before. None of them are good, at least not in that quality sort of way. Yet, they continue to get made in droves. I have to ask, does anyone actually watch such movies? Better yet, do these actually make money??? If any of you have any sort of insider knowledge, please share. It’s one of Hollywood’s mysteries I’m dying to solve.

There may be more on the line come Dec. 27 for Wanderlei Silva and Quinton Jackson than merely answering the question of whether or not Wandy just has Rampage Jackson’s number. It also looks like a title shot could go to the winner, or at least Wandy thinks so if he wins.

Speaking to Fighters Only at the weekend, Silva said that he understands he will get a crack at the belt if he gets past the former champion.

We’ve been inundated in recent weeks with tons of news and rumors of big fights coming in the next few months. Wanderlei Silva and Rampage Jackson’s third meeting was finally made official earlier today. Eddie Alvarez vs. Nick Diaz is one of EliteXC’s worst kept secrets for their next Showtime card, and Mirko ‘Cro Cop’ definitely wants his chance at redemption against Alistair Overeem on NYE. Three of the fighters involved in these matches recently spoke out on their upcoming fights. Here’s what they had to say.

Oh no. Not again. Yep, right on the heels of a report earlier this week from Kevin Iole that Rampage Jackson and Wanderlei Silva would likely be squaring off for the third time at UFC 93, instead of 91 or 92, comes this report from The Sun that quotes Rampage saying he’s definitely fighting on Dec. 27.

QUINTON ‘RAMPAGE’ JACKSON has confirmed he WILL return to fight inside the Octagon before the end of the year.