A video from a wrestling event in California has surfaced, showing Quinton “Rampage” Jackson’s son, Raja, attacking wrestler Syko Stu, who appeared to be knocked out at the time.
Raja Jackson entered the ring during the Knokx Pro Knokxperience event in Sun Valley on Saturday and managed to take down Syko Stu. However, Raja seemed to land over 20 punches before the wrestler was pulled away, leading to concerns about the severity of Syko Stu’s condition.
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Rampage Jackson later tweeted about the situation, clarifying that Syko Stu is in stable condition.
“I want to address the recent misinformation regarding my son, Raja. I woke up to confirm that wrestler Stewart Smith, known as Syko Stu, is stable,” Rampage shared. “Raja unexpectedly collided with the side of his head just before Smith’s match. At that moment, he was told he could ‘recover’ in the ring, which I, mistakenly, thought was part of the act. It was a poor decision. Raja isn’t a trained wrestler, so this shouldn’t have happened.”
“I absolutely do not condone my son’s actions! Just days ago, he suffered a concussion from sparring and really shouldn’t have been involved in anything physical. As a father, I care deeply about both his health and Mr. Smith’s well-being.”
WWE star Rusev commented on the situation on Sunday morning.
“I’ve known and trained with @sykostu for 15 years. He’s a former military veteran and a really good person,” Rusev posted on X.
Rampage Jackson, at 47, is a former UFC Light Heavyweight Champion with a career record of 38-14. His last fight took place in 2019.
