The story surrounding Raja Jacksons brutal shoot attack on fellow wrestler Syko Stu at a recent Knox Pro event just got a massive twistthis time, from Twitter itself. What was once framed as a chaotic misunderstanding now carries far more weight, thanks to a scathing Community Note fact-checking Rampage Jacksons apology post.
Rampage attempted to defend his son, MMA fighter Raja Jackson, after a violent beatdown at a pro wrestling show turned real. The incident was caught on Rajas livestream, where fans watched in horror as he stormed the ring post-match, took down Syko Stu (real name Stewart Smith) with a double-leg takedown, and rained down punches in a fit of rage. Rampage tried to explain the situation away, writing on social media:
But Twitter wasnt having it. A Community Note was quickly added to Rampages tweet, slamming the justification:
This statement directly contradicts Rampages narrative and casts serious doubt on the idea that the beatdown was somehow part of a misunderstood angle. Even more damning is video footage that recently surfaced showing Raja and Stu shaking hands and exchanging apologies before the show. In the clip, Raja can be heard saying, I apologize, as the two men settle any earlier misunderstanding. The promoter is also seen informing Raja he would be involved in the match, suggesting organizers were aware of his participation.
Yet none of that excuses what came next. Fans watching the stream were further shocked when Raja was later heard on the phone saying Stu had flatlined, a chilling moment that triggered waves of concern and speculation online.
Now, the fallout has sparked serious discussion about the role of non-wrestlers in independent shows and the need for strict boundaries when it comes to safety protocols. With Twitter itself correcting Rampage Jackson and new footage undermining his sons defense, this situation is quickly spiraling into a PR disaster.
What do you thinkwas this just a chaotic misunderstanding or something far more reckless? Please share your thoughts and feedback in the comment section below.
