UFC legend Rampage Jackson has broken his silence following his son Raja's felony arrest for a violent assault at a wrestling event. His first public statements were not a defense.
The son of UFC legend Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson is facing felony charges after a real-life assault during a wrestling show. Now, new footage has emerged showing the immediate legal aftermath of the incident.
The son of a UFC legend was arrested today following a violent in-ring attack on an independent wrestler late last month. Here's what we know about the felony charge.
MMA legend Quinton "Rampage" Jackson announced he is cutting personal contact with his son, Raja, stating Raja "dishonored his name" after a violent, unscripted attack on a wrestler at a live event.
Amidst an ongoing LAPD investigation into his son Raja, former UFC star Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson has publicly called for police to investigate Syko Stu, the victim of the severe in-ring assault, for alleged past misconduct.
Wrestler Syko Stu is reportedly suing Raja Jackson for the violent in-ring assault on August 23. The legal move follows an incident where Jackson knocked Stu unconscious after a backstage altercation involving a beer can.
In a new statement, Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson says the violent incident at KnokX Pro was a staged storyline that went too far after Syko Stu hit his son with a real beer can.
A new statement details Syko Stu's injuries, including a fractured maxilla and lost teeth, confirming he is now home recovering after last weekend's incident.
The investigation into Raja Jackson's brutal in-ring attack on wrestler Syko Stu has escalated, as state authorities are now set to take over the case from the LAPD, with sources indicating a prison sentence is likely.
Former WWE writer Vince Russo suggests TKO CEO Ari Emanuel is furious about WWE's affiliation with the indie promotion where Raja Jackson's recent unscripted assault on a wrestler occurred, anticipating major corporate fallout.
Former WWE writer Vince Russo claims Syko Stu's life was saved by another wrestler during Raja Jackson's attack, stating Jackson had no intention of stopping his brutal assault that occurred last week at a KnokX Pro event.
AJ Mana has been terminated from Rikishi's KnokX Pro Wrestling Academy, a direct consequence of the viral TMZ footage showing Raja Jackson's legitimate attack on indie wrestler Syko Stu.
A recently discovered video shows Raja Jackson confessing his plan to go off-script and retaliate against Syko Stu, adding a new layer of intent to the ongoing police investigation into the in-ring assault.
