Jackson ‘deeply concerned’ as son injures wrestler

At a wrestling event in California, former champion wrestler Quinton “Rampage” Jackson appeared to attack and knock him unconscious.

At a Knokx Pro Wrestling event that Raja Jackson attended, Stuart Smith, also known as Syko Stu, was scheduled to compete.

Two incidents involving Smith and Raja Jackson, a 25-year-old professional MMA fighter, were recorded on Kick, a live-streaming platform.

First, Jackson was shown by the former US army veteran being struck on the head outside the venue.

The wrestlers then repeatedly hit him before pulling it off by other wrestlers, as recorded in the video.

Later, Rampage Jackson claimed Smith was “awake and stable” and that he was.

The organizers have not received any updates about Smith’s condition.

A “work” is a fight that is staged or scripted, according to Rampage Jackson, who described this incident as a “work that went wrong.”

The former UFC light heavyweight champion claimed that Rafael hit him in the side of the head unanticipated moments before Smith’s match.

“Raja was instructed to accept that his “payback” could be received in the ring. It appeared to be a part of the show, I thought. It was poor judgment.

Jackson Jr., 47, added that his son had never made contact with anyone remotely physical, and that he had just suffered a concussion from a fight.

Raja added, “Raja is an MMA fighter, not a professional wrestler, and had no business participating in such a big event.” My son’s actions are completely unacceptable.

I’m very concerned about Mr. Smith’s well-being and his health as a father. I’m very upset that anything like this occurred, but my main concern is now that Mr. Smith will recover quickly.

Rampage Jackson apologized to Smith and Kick on behalf of his son, who has participated in three MMA fights for amateurs and two for professional.

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