Filed under: Bellator , News , Videos Most fight fans believe Muhammad Lawal should have defeated Quinton Jackson the first time they fought at Bellator 120 nearly three years ago. Now with the Bellator 175 rematch just days away, “King Mo” wants to leave no doubt with the result. Lawal (20-6 MMA, 9-4 BMMA) lost a controversial unanimous decision to Jackson (37-11 MMA, 4-0 BMMA) in May 2014 but will get a second chance on March 31 when he clashes with “Rampage” in the Spike-televised heavyweight headliner at Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Ill. Prelims stream on MMAjunkie. The initial contest was a competitive three-round affair, but many, including all but two of 13 media outlets to score the fight on MMADecisions.com , had it for Lawal. The judges viewed things differently, though, and Jackson has repeatedly chastised Lawal for bringing a wrestling-heavy game plan to the fight and said that’s why he lost.