Rampage Jackson’s Son Raja Banned After Leaving Pro-Wrestler Unconscious Inside Ring 

Rampage Jackson's son, Raja, gets into a severe controversy after assaulting a pro wrestler on a live stream. 

Rampage Jackson’s Son Raja Banned After Leaving Pro-Wrestler Unconscious Inside Ring 

Rampage Jackson's son brutally beats up a pro wrestler (via X)

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Rampage Jackson’s son, Raja Jackson, gained significant attention for streaming on KICK and building a unique identity through entertaining content. Besides being a popular streamer, Raja competes as a professional MMA fighter. Recently, a shocking viral incident occurred when Raja assaulted a professional wrestler during a live stream, causing widespread controversy.

The disturbing scene unfolded live on KICK during the Knokx Pro Wrestling event in California, drawing massive online attention instantly. In the viral clip, Raja entered the ring, lifted wrestler Stuart Smith (Syko Stu), and slammed him aggressively onto the mat. After the brutal slam, Raja mounted Smith and delivered 22 unanswered punches before other wrestlers forcefully intervened to stop him.

The incident reportedly began hours before the event when Smith confronted Raja and struck him on the head. Although other wrestlers intervened quickly to prevent escalation, the tension between Raja and Smith clearly lingered despite initial efforts to calm them. Footage later revealed Smith apologizing repeatedly, explaining it was intended as a skit to create hype and entertainment.

Both men appeared to reconcile on camera with a handshake, but Raja’s shocking live attack completely contradicted that moment. Reports suggest Raja was instructed to seek playful revenge using a double-leg takedown and a couple of staged punches. Instead, Jackson escalated the situation dramatically, unleashing a vicious assault that left wrestler Smith seemingly unresponsive and motionless.

After the attack, Raja launched into a heated rant on stream, declaring he was finished tolerating insults and disrespect. During the steam, he received a call where someone explained the stunt was supposed to be staged, but Smith’s condition had become serious. Meanwhile, Rampage Jackson, streaming live with Sneako on KICK, learned of the situation and appeared visibly concerned on camera.

Fans react to Rampage Jackson’s son’s brutal assault on KICK 

Raja Jackson is a professional MMA fighter, following in the footsteps of his father, Rampage Jackson. He has a current professional record of zero wins and one loss by unanimous decision. His latest fight took place in 2023, where he faced Steve Collins and lost via unanimous decision after three rounds. 

Rampage Jackson's son
Rampage Jackson’s son (via X)

Due to his father’s connection, Raja has also trained with professional fighters, including top UFC lightweight Arman Tsarukyan. Following the recent incident, Raja got banned on KICK, and later, Rampage Jackson shared a social media post.

I want to clear up the misinformation about my son Raja. I’ve been confirmed that the wrestler (Stewart Smith aka Syko Stu) is awake and stable. Raja was unexpectedly hit in the side of the head by him moments before Smith’s match, Raja was told that he could get his “payback” in the ring, I thought it was apart of the show. It was bad judgement, and a work that went wrong. Raja is a MMA fighter not a pro wrestler and had no business involved in an event like this.

Rampage Jackson via X 

Stuart Smith, the wrestler attacked by Raja, is a proud war veteran who served multiple tours before returning home bravely. After struggling with severe PTSD from his military service, Smith turned to professional wrestling as an outlet for emotional healing. Nevertheless, here are some reactions from online users on Raja’s assault.

As expected, many online users slammed Raja for losing his control and going on landing several punches. Many commented on how the son of the UFC legend could get locked up in prison for attempted murder after the incident. It will be interesting to see how things go from here.

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