Controversy erupted at a wrestling event in California on Saturday, August 24, after Raja Jackson — son of former UFC star Quinton “Rampage” Jackson — was caught on camera brutally attacking a professional wrestler during a live broadcast on Kick.
The incident occurred at a Knokx Pro Wrestling show, where shocking footage showed Raja storming into the ring and targeting wrestler Syko Stu. Raja, who has professional MMA training, lifted Stu and slammed him hard onto the mat before mounting him and delivering more than 20 punches to the head.
The disturbing assault left Stu seemingly unconscious as chaos broke out inside the venue. Other wrestlers quickly rushed in to pull Raja away and restore order.
The violent outburst immediately spread across social media, drawing widespread criticism. Kick, the live-streaming platform that aired the event, swiftly banned Raja following the incident.
While no official statement has been released by Raja or his father Rampage Jackson, the attack has sparked heated debate online about violence in wrestling, athlete responsibility, and the role of streaming platforms in moderating live events.
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