Doug, Wrestler Who Pulled Raja Jackson Off Syko Stu, Details What He Was Told Before The Incident; Blames AJ Mana

Raja Jackson, the son of Quinton “Rampage” Jackson, legitimately knocked out independent wrestler Syko Stu at a KnokX Pro event over the weekend in a planed spot that went too far.

Raja entered the ring and slammed Stu down, knocking him unconscious. Raja then landed over 20 legitimate unanswered strikes to Stu’s head before independent wrestler Doug pulled him off.

Appearing on the Scaling Up podcast, Doug gave an update on Stu and detailed what went down from his side of things.

“Broken facial bones, from what I’m hearing. Missing teeth. He has no recollection of what happened. Incoherent. Even from the people closest to it now, that I’m disassociating with, they won’t even put up the full story. Stu is pretty fucked up. What happened yesterday is, he choked on his blood. Teeth and blood. He was out on the slam and then the guy made contact multiple times. I remember seeing that and being shocked. I went running. There are other people that could’ve gotten involved, who I made eye contact with, but they just stayed up on stage. I’m sorry to Stu that people who said were your friends let this happen,” he stated.

Asked how he was involved, Doug replied, “I just got done with my match. I got whispered by somebody, ‘Something is not right. I might need you to go out there and check a scenario. This guy is going to do a spot?’ ‘What’s the spot?’ ‘We’ll let you know.’ You’ll let me know, but you’re not telling me when the cue is or when the spot is going to happen? You’re just going to let me know just in case? I’m waiting for this cue. I walk up to somebody with a radio, ‘Talked to the back. When do you guys want me to go? What’s happening?’ I was informed of the beer can incident shortly before that. They told me that they made up, shook hands, hugged it out multiple times and it was going to be fine. I talk to the person up front with the radio, I walk back to the ring, I see the slam, the first punch, second punch, by then I have people in front of me. I just start moving. I wish I had sprung on the slam. There is nothing worse…you watch somebody you care about, he’s a veteran. These are people who are supposed to love him. I’m the only one on the outskirts being told to watch this, apparently? I’m in there, battling, trying to work this, telling the guy to calm down, and now he’s trying to fight me.”

Asked if he thought the incident was premeditated, Doug replied, “I think the premeditation part comes on the side of AJ Mana. You brought somebody who was volatile, who you knew had issues. That’s the small ass chicken legged bitch with the cowboy hat.”

Prior to the incident, Stu confronted Raja outside the venue and smashed a beer can over his head. Stu thought they were working and was shocked that Raja didn’t sell the beer can shot. Stu later apologized to Raja and they shook hands. Another video showed AJ Mana telling Raja to give Stu a “receipt” and “tag his shit,” and that if anyone had a problem with it, he would run out to the ring.

Doug called the incident “attempted murder” and believed AJ gassing him up escalated things.

“I don’t like Raja. I think Raja is a shit person for what he did, but I think AJ is a bigger shit person for gassing him up and leading him to ruining his own fucking life. To hurt somebody that AJ also has a problem with. I don’t believe in coincidences,” he said. Doug said he believes AJ was trying to get blood on someone else’s hands before stating, “He ruined two people’s lives.”

Doug continued, saying people around the ring were too worried about other things and questioned why no one else jumped him to help. He said Raja tried to fight him as he pulled Raja off Stu, and that Raja punched him.

“I think he wanted to kill him. I promise you he would have klled him. He would have killed me if he got the best of me. If he would’ve taken my legs from under me, like he was tyring to, he was going to do the same thing to me that he did to Stu,” he said, before calling Raja a bully and a bitch who needs therapy and jail.

Doug said that Stu was given CPR and choked on his own blood. He said that Stu’s family was in attendance, kids were traumatized, and that AJ lied to Stu’s dad.

Doug said that he is no longer part of KnokX Pro, but did say, “There are great people at that school. Rikishi gets the blame because his name is on the school, but that doesn’t represent him. It doesn’t represent a lot of people there.”

Fans can read AJ Mana’s statement on the incident here.

Fans can donate to Stu’s GoFundMe here.

Fightful wishes Stu the best as he recovers.