The son of Rampage Jackson was arrested for the brutal wrestler’s attack

former UFC Fighter Rampage Jackson’s The son, Raja, was arrested, because of his alleged brutal beating of a professional wrestler lived on the air.

Last month, Raja Jackson climbed to the circuit and Stewart Smith, known as Siko Sto, before apparently hit the unconscious wrestler in Knokx Pro Wresting Academy.

The assault was widely shown on the Internet in shots that were broadcast on Saturday and published on social media.

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Jackson was booked on charges of felony and is currently being held on bail of $ 50,000.

The academy said that Jackson attacked Smith in a match, as it came out of the normal scenario to make a beating. Jackson apparently threw at least 20 punch at the head of the unconscious wrestler.

Smith suffered a serious head injury, … a shock for both the upper and lower jaws, torn in his upper lip and a breaking of the upper jaw bone, which unfortunately led to the loss of several teeth. Post on Instagram to him.

Knokx Pro Entertainment & Academy has published a statement on its Facebook page condemning the Jackson Law.

“What was supposed to be a planned and agreed place on wrestling has turned into an irresponsible selfish act against Mr. Smith,” the statement said. “This terrible act is reprehensible and should never happen. Within 17 years of operating the Knokx Pro Wresting Academy, there was never anything as it happened with a feeling, and we apologize to our pioneers and fans.”

Rampage Jackson said that the attack was part of the previously planned performance that “made a mistake” after Smith Raja Jackson apparently angered by hitting him unexpectedly on the side of the head earlier in the day before the match.

“It was said that he could get” recovery “in the ring,” wrote Rambag Jackson. “I thought it was part of the show. It was a bad judgment, and it was wrong with that. A MMA fighter is not a professional wrestler and had no participant work on such an event. I did not condone my son’s behavior at all!

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Rampage Jackson was the UFC Light Heavyweight Champion in 2007 and 2008, and fought for many MMA promotions until 2019. He also worked as a professional wrestler And a representativeThe most prominent Ba Baracus played in the movie “The A-Team” in 2010.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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