Raja Jackson, the 26-year-old son of UFC legend Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson, has reportedly reached a plea agreement with prosecutors following his arrest last year for a violent assault on a professional wrestler.
Plea Deal Details
According to the California Post, Jackson pleaded no contest to one felony count of battery with serious bodily injury during a preliminary hearing on Wednesday. The outlet also reported that Jackson admitted to personally inflicting great bodily injury and engaging in violent conduct.
A spokesperson for the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office stated that Jackson is scheduled for sentencing in late June and may face 90 days in county jail, followed by two years of formal probation. The spokesperson added, "The defendant is to pay restitution of approximately US$81,000 before he is sentenced."
The Attack on Syko Stu
Jackson was arrested last September for his August 24, 2025 attack on professional wrestler Syko Stu during a Knokx Pro Wrestling event in Los Angeles. The incident was livestreamed on Jackson's Kick channel and quickly went viral.
The altercation began when Jackson left his ringside seat and entered the ring to confront Stu, a former U.S. Army veteran turned wrestler. Jackson picked up Stu and slammed him to the mat, apparently knocking him unconscious, then delivered 22 punches to Stu's head and face before other wrestlers intervened.
Stu, whose real name is Smith, was hospitalized with a broken jaw, fractured cheekbone, busted lip, and several lost teeth. He was released after a week and has been recovering at home.
Rampage Jackson's Response
Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson previously stated that his son should face consequences, including jail time and community service. He expressed sympathy for Stu, saying, "I feel bad about what happened to Syko Stu. I don't condone what my son did at all." Rampage also indicated he would have prevented the incident if he had been present.
