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LAPD Investigates WWE Wrestling School Incident - News Directory 3

LAPD Investigates WWE Wrestling School Incident

August 24, 2025 David Thompson Sports
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  • raja Jackson,‍ son of ⁢mixed martial artist Quinton "Rampage" Jackson, physically assaulted a⁤ wrestler during a KnokX‍ Pro wrestling event.
  • A source close to the event, as reported by TMZ Sports, stated ⁣that ‍Jackson will be permanently banned from KnokX Pro wrestling matches.
  • Quinton⁢ "Rampage" Jackson issued an⁢ apology for his son's actions via TMZ Sports, emphasizing that Raja is an MMA fighter and had no legitimate reason to ‍be involved...
Original source: wrestleview.com

Rampage Jackson’s Son, Raja Jackson, Involved in Wrestling Incident at KnokX Pro

Table of Contents

  • Rampage Jackson’s Son, Raja Jackson, Involved in Wrestling Incident at KnokX Pro
    • Incident Overview
    • Rampage Jackson’s Response
    • WWE’s silence

published August 24, 2025, 22:37:25

Incident Overview

raja Jackson,‍ son of ⁢mixed martial artist Quinton “Rampage” Jackson, physically assaulted a⁤ wrestler during a KnokX‍ Pro wrestling event. The incident, described as “tragic” and⁢ “barbaric” by ⁤Douglas, occurred while Jackson’s mother, children, and other ‍family members were ⁢in attendance. According to witnesses, Raja ‍Jackson quickly escalated a minor disagreement into a ⁣physical altercation, delivering multiple punches to the wrestler.

  • What: Raja Jackson assaulted a wrestler at a KnokX Pro event.
  • Where: KnokX Pro wrestling event (location⁢ unspecified).
  • When: ⁣ August 2025‍ (exact date unspecified).
  • Why it matters: The ⁣incident led to condemnation from KnokX Pro and an apology from Rampage Jackson.
  • What’s next: Raja Jackson is ⁢reportedly banned from future KnokX⁤ Pro⁢ events.

A source close to the event, as reported by TMZ Sports, stated ⁣that ‍Jackson will be permanently banned from KnokX Pro wrestling matches. The act was characterized as a “selfish, irresponsible act of violence.”

Rampage Jackson’s Response

Quinton⁢ “Rampage” Jackson issued an⁢ apology for his son’s actions via TMZ Sports, emphasizing that Raja is an MMA fighter and had no legitimate reason to ‍be involved in a professional wrestling event. Jackson explicitly stated he dose not condone his son’s behavior, saying, “Raja is a MMA fighter ⁢not a pro wrestler and had no business involved in an event like this.I don’t condone my son’s actions AT ALL!”

WWE’s silence

As of⁤ the time of TMZ’s report, the World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) had not issued any public comment regarding the ⁣incident.

This incident highlights the potential for ⁣conflict when individuals from different combat sports disciplines intersect. While both MMA and professional wrestling involve physicality, ⁤the rules of engagement and ⁤expectations are vastly different. Raja jackson’s background in MMA seemingly did not translate to an understanding of the performance-based nature of professional wrestling, leading to a dangerous and unacceptable situation. The swift condemnation from KnokX Pro and the apology from his father suggest a serious recognition of the severity of the event. – davidthompson

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