In a shocking turn of events at a recent wrestling event, Raja Jackson, son of MMA legend Rampage Jackson, found himself in a controversial situation after allegedly assaulting pro wrestler Stewart Smith, known in the ring as Syko Stu.

Raja's father took to social media to clarify the incident, stating, "I want to clear up the misinformation about my son Raja. The wrestler is awake and stable after the altercation, which I initially thought was just part of the show. It turned out to be a case of bad judgement and a stunt gone wrong."

According to Rampage, Raja, a trained MMA fighter, was struck unexpectedly by Smith moments before the match. He was led to believe he could seek “payback” during the event. Rampage expressed his disapproval of his son's involvement, emphasizing that Raja had recently suffered a concussion and should not have been participating in anything physically demanding.

"I don’t condone my son’s actions AT ALL! As a parent, I’m deeply worried about both Raja’s health and Mr. Smith’s wellbeing," he added. Rampage concluded his statement by wishing for a speedy recovery for Stewart Smith and apologizing for the incident, underscoring the unfortunate nature of the altercation.

This incident raises questions about the boundaries between MMA and professional wrestling, and how such misunderstandings can lead to real-life consequences for those involved. Fans are left to wonder what this means for Raja’s career and the safety protocols in place at these events.