Ryan Garcia blasts Raja Jackson after brutal attack leaves Syko Stu unconscious in California ring | International Sports News
Ryan Garcia reacted strongly after Raja Jackson, son of UFC legend Quinton “Rampage” Jackson, shocked fans at Knokx Pro Wrestling in California. During a live event on Saturday, August 23, 2025, the 25-year-old burst the ring and assaulted wrestler Syko Stu, whose true name is Stewart Smith. Broadcast live on Kick, the attack sent shock waves throughout the fight community and left Smith hurt.
Ryan Garcia reacted after Raja Jackson attacked Syko Stu in California event
According to Fightful’s Sean Ross Sapp, the storyline allowed Raja Jackson to slam Syko Stu once as revenge for being hit earlier with a beer can. But instead of stopping there, Raja delivered more than 20 punches, leaving Stu unconscious in the ring. Fans were stunned as Raja yelled angrily while leaving the arena. His words, caught on Kick, spread fast online. The outburst was unexpected, as Raja and his father often appear in lighthearted Kick streams together. Raja was live alone this time while his father went live with influencer Sneako; the violent incident drew instant criticism. Known for his outspoken tweets, Ryan Garcia responded with surprise and termed the scene disgusting. With many fans naming the episode one of the “worst” wrestling disputes in years, his remarks fueled the internet controversy.
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Quinton “Rampage” Jackson condemned son’s actions
Quinton “Rampage” Jackson addressed the controversy on X after news broke that Stewart Smith was stable in the hospital. He explained that Raja was told he could get “payback” in the ring, but admitted things went too far. “It was bad judgment, and a work that went wrong,” Rampage wrote.He did not defend his son. Instead, he stressed Raja’s lack of wrestling experience and revealed his son had suffered a concussion during sparring only days earlier. Rampage apologized to fans, Kick, and Smith. “I don’t condone my son’s actions at all. My main concern is that Mr. Smith recovers fast,” he said.As of now, Raja Jackson has not made a public comment, but the fallout continues as fans, fighters, and now Ryan Garcia weigh in on the shocking California incident.
