Rampage Jackson slams man assaulted by his son at pro-wrestling event: 'Be responsible'

Q. Rampage (photo) was UFC champion between 2007 and 2008. Photo: Josh Hedges/UFC

Even days after the accident involving your child in an event pro wrestling, Quinton'Rampage' Jackson has come forward to speak about the case again, and this time he has spared no criticism of Stuart Smith, the victim of the attack by Raja Jackson in the ring. According to the former UFC light heavyweight champion (up to 93 kg), the narrative among fans and the media has placed his son as the sole person responsible for the situation and avoided holding Smith accountable.

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Rampage Jackson slams man assaulted by his son at pro-wrestling event: 'Be responsible'

In an interview with Canadian reporter Ariel Helwani, Rampage accused Smith, known as Syko Stu, of constantly drinking alcohol backstage at pro-wrestling events and causing trouble. He also claimed to have been the victim of racism on social media since the incident went viral.

"Everyone is wrong. Take responsibility... Syko didn't say what (my son) did was shitty, but he also didn't storm the ring; it was staged. That's all he had to do to get those racist motherfuckers out of my direct messages. This isn't the first time Syko Stu has done something like this backstage. The motherfucker is drinking all the time. He plays this 'professional wrestling saved me from PTSD' act. Nobody wants to fire him," he said. Rampage.

Rampage Jackson went off on the wrestler Syko Stu who was beaten by his son:

"Everybody is wrong. Take some accountability... Syko didn't come out and say that what [my son] did was f*cked up, but he also didn't sneak into the ring, that sh*t was staged.

That's all he had to… pic.twitter.com/MLyT3y2vAb

— Home of Fight (@Home_of_Fight) September 3, 2025

Smith, a U.S. Army veteran, entered the world of wrestling to combat the symptoms of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) that years in war zones had brought to his personal life. After the attack, he was hospitalized with facial fractures and tooth loss, but was recently released. To date, Raja Jackson has not been arrested.

Raja Jackson in an attack that shocked the fighting world (Photo: Reproduction)

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