Rampage Jackson

Quinton Ramone "Rampage" Jackson, born on 20 June 1978 in Memphis, Tennessee, is a former mixed martial artist who now streams online, on Kick since 2025, and has also worked as an actor, kickboxer and professional wrestler. His fight career ran from 1999 to 2019. He held the UFC light heavyweight title, unified it with Pride's middleweight belt, and later won Bellator's Season 10 light heavyweight tournament. His acting includes B. A. Baracus in The A-Team.

He is one of four real people whose licensed AI likenesses appear in The Cully Hill Boys, Higgsfield's action comedy about three struggling London rappers caught up in a drug war, alongside Israel Adesanya, the streamer N3on and Matt Kiatipis. Variety describes characters modelled after them; none of the reports read name his part. Coverage of the deals says each performer supplied photos and recordings under a contract covering pay, scope of use and script review, and Higgsfield says source material was deleted within 30 days of wrap and may not be used for training. His own terms were not disclosed.

The 110-minute film premiered at The Glasshouse in New York on 5 August 2026 and was put on YouTube for free, with Higgsfield publishing its prompts and assets. Reports say it was made on Higgsfield's Cinema Studio with the Seedance 2.5 model, for what Higgsfield puts at about $2 million. Jackson replied to Higgsfield's announcement that he was honoured to be part of it; fan reaction ranged from praise for its realism to dismissal as AI slop.