ROSEMONT, Ill. – Quinton Jackson fought the last fight on his Bellator deal on Friday night, but promotion President Scott Coker isn’t entirely sure what will happen next for the MMA legend.

Coker confirmed Jackson (37-12 MMA, 4-1 BMMA) is done with his contract following a Related Bellator 175 results: 'King Mo' Lawal evens score with decision over 'Rampage' Jackson (21-6 MMA, 10-4 BMMA) in the Bellator 175 main event on Friday night.

The heavyweight bout took place at Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Ill., near Chicago. The main card aired on Spike following prelims on MMAjunkie.

In recent years, “Rampage” was part of a court battle between the UFC and Bellator over which promotion held the rights to his services. After a one-fight stint in the UFC, he wound up back in Bellator – but is believed to still have fights left on a UFC contract that he may be able to fulfill now that his Bellator deal has wrapped.

“That’s the confusing part of this relationship,” Coker said. “I know this is our last fight with ‘Rampage’ Jackson, and I currently don’t even know what his status is over there (at the UFC). I’ve heard rumors that he has a couple fights left over there.

“So I think he’s got to go finish his obligations, and then I don’t know if he’s a free agent after that or what his situation is. But he guy is a legend – he’s done so much. … I’m happy to have him fight for us … He’s definitely in the fourth quarter of his career, (but) the people love him. The fans love him.”

For his part, Jackson said he won’t be making any calls just yet. Instead, he plans to take a little time to relax.

“What’s next now is, I’m going to go eat me some pizza, probably get really drunk, then go back home and play some video games,” Jackson said. “I’ll take it one day at a time.”

Jackson’s loss was his first in more than four years and snapped a five-fight winning streak that started with his first stint in Bellator, when he knocked out Joey Beltran and Christian M’Pumbu, then took a decision from Lawal in their first meeting at Bellator 120.

After that, he was out nearly a year before fighting Fabio Maldonado at UFC 186 when it took a late overturning of a decision by an appeals court judge just to allow him to fight, given Bellator’s challenge. After 14 months off, he returned to Bellator and beat Satoshi Ishii for his fifth straight win this past June, but Lawal spoiled his solid run on Friday night.

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