Evans belittles Rampage's trash talk

Former light heavyweight champion Rashad “Suga” Evans claimed not being affected at all by Quinton “Rampage” Jackson’s trash talk.

With his his big fight against Jackson in Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) 114 fast approaching, Evans said he is all set to face "Rampage," whom he branded as an “insecure little boy“.

“He likes to talk a lot… he works big on intimidation, he just wants to intimidate somebody. He wants somebody to be afraid of him,” Evans said of his opponent in UFC's Primetime: Rampage vs Evans.

Evans will settle his grudgefest with Jackson, a former light heavyweight champ himself, on May 29 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Evans and Jackson have been trading barbs since they coached opposing teams in Season 10 of The Ultimate Fighter.

“His name is Quinton but I like to call him 'Quittin' as a constant state of giving up,” said the Albuquerque, New Mexico-based fighter.

However, Evans will have to to find an answer to Jackson's wealthy mixed martialaArts (MMA) experience.

“Rampage” has already racked up 30 wins against 7 losses as a professional MMA while Evans has 19 wins, 1 loss and 1 draw.

“Rashad is a boy… I'm a grown-assed man. Rashad is all about talking, you don't know who you're messing with,” said Jackson.

The Memphis-based fighter is training like he’s never done before. He said he wants to give Evans a lesson.

“Can't wait to destroy you, boy,” said Jackson. “That's all I think about. ‘Cause of you and your big mouth.”