WWE Quietly Pulls KnokX Pro From Talent Recruitment Page After Raja Jackson Attack

Just recently, WWE quietly removed all references to KnokX Pro from its official Talent Recruitment website. The academypreviously listed among WWEs endorsed training programswas still visible as recently as yesterday. As of this afternoon, its gone.

This latest move follows a string of quiet digital separations between the two. WWEs WWE ID Twitter account had already unfollowed KnokX Pro, Rikishi, and head trainer The Black Pearl. KnokX Pro, in turn, wiped all WWE affiliation from its social media headers and branding.

The fallout stems from the brutal incident involving Raja Jackson, son of MMA legend Rampage Jackson. During a KnokX Pro show, Raja launched an unscripted assault on fellow performer Syko Stuan attack that left Stu hospitalized with multiple facial fractures and dental injuries. The shocking beatdown was captured on video and immediately went viral.

Backstage footage then emerged showing KnokX Pro figure AJ Mana encouraging Raja to give him his receipt, moments before the violent confrontation.

Rampage Jackson would later apologize, saying: Raja had no business involved in an event like this. KnokX Pro also issued a statement, calling the assault: A selfish, irresponsible act of violence.

With industry pressure building and the video spreading across social media, WWE insiders admitted the situation had become a serious internal discussion. Now, with KnokX Pro officially gone from the Talent Recruitment page, WWE has taken another step to distance itself from the promotionwithout ever making a formal public statement.

Still listed on the WWE Talent Recruitment site are:

• Booker T & Sharmells Reality of Wrestling
• Seth Rollins & Marek Braves Black & Brave Academy
• Cody Rhodes Nightmare Factory
• Scott Reed & Mike Hollows Elite Pro Wrestling Training Center

KnokX Pros removal speaks volumeseven if no one at WWE is saying anything.