Raja Jackson Incident (Unscripted Assault)

[Swan]

Not sure if people are aware of this, but being into MMA and Pro Wrestling this stuff is all over my youtube feed atm.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/articles/cq581nq96gwo

The video is out there and easy to find i wont post it here because it's quite unsettling to watch.

It's a completely messed up situation, im 100% on the side of the wrestler in this case.

In a nutshell, Raja Jackson (son of legendary MMA fighter Rampage Jackson) was at a wrestling show, a wrestler hit him in the head with an empty can backstage, the organisers of the event said Raja could get in the ring and get his "revenge" when the guy was in the ring wrestling (in a pro wrestling way, so a "work"), instead he slammed the guy to mat (which was planned) but dropped him with so much force that the wrestler was out cold, then Raja got on top of the guy and punched full force in the head and face over 20 times while the guy lay unconscious in the ring.

Raja was also streaming all this live on Kick at the time.

The wrestler even flatlined at one point, and is in the hospital now in pretty bad shape.

[arista]

Any photos?

"Because it's quite unsettling to watch."

Maybe for you, Swan.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Yes I have seen the video

could have killed the guy

[Swan]

https://static.independent.co.uk/2025/08/25/15/24/Screenshot-2025-08-25-at-11-14-27-AM.png

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Video is quite graphic

[Swan]

Yes I have seen the video

could have killed the guy

The guy was choking on his own blood and broken teeth, grim.

[arista]

Swan it was an Empty Can

Not much damage from that

You should state the can was empty

[Swan]

Swan it was an Empty Can

Not much damage from that

You should state the can was empty

Edited

[arista]

Thank you for the Fella on that video
Explaining it all,


LA Police need to update this

[arista]

https://media.cnn.com/api/v1/images/stellar/prod/93991591-1756152276621344-r.jpeg?c=original&q=w_860,c_fill/f_avif


[The wrestler beaten while motionless
by the son of former
UFC champion Rampage Jackson is conscious
but has a “difficult recovery ahead,”
according to a Facebook post by his brother.

Footage from an event on Saturday night
in Sun Valley, California, posted
on social media showed Jackson’s son,
Raja Jackson – a professional MMA fighter – sliding into
the ring during another bout and
throwing Syko Stu, whose real name is
Stuart Smith, to the mat.

The video, which bears a watermark suggesting
it was livestreamed on the video platform Kick,
showed Jackson straddling Smith before
repeatedly punching him in the face
and the side of his head,
even when Smith was lying motionless.
Other wrestlers then restrained Jackson.

CNN has not been able to independently
verify the video, but Kick confirmed to
CNN that Raja Jackson’s account has
been banned from the platform.]


[ Smith’s wife, Contessa Patterson,
organized a fundraising page to help cover
his medical costs and loss of income
after the “unscripted assault.”

“Stuart Smith is a U.S. Army veteran
who used wrestling as an outlet to deal
with his PTSD, this incident has not only
caused major physical harm, but will also
disrupt his career inside the ring and outside of it,” she wrote.

At the time of writing, the page has raised almost $70,000. ]


Good his wife now has some cash for his hospital care


https://edition.cnn.com/2025/08/26/sport/mma-stuart-smith-update-rampage-jackson-son-intl

[arista]

“Unscripted Assault.”

Swan could you add that to your title


Also Swan good on CNN HD
to cover this.

[Crimson Dynamo]

This voilent thug boasted about what he was going to do prior to this. He needs to see jail time. stat.

[Swan]

“Unscripted Assault.”

Swan could you add that to your title


Also Swan good on CNN HD
to cover this.

Blummin' heck Arista, anything else you want me to change while im at it? :joker:

[arista]

No, but I agree that Wrestler
He went too far.

It's up to the other Wrestler to decide if
he wants to prosecute him?

I assume he will not
As that is normal

[Swan]

Mr Beast has offered to pay the Wrestler's medical bills