Horrifying scenes unfolded live on Kick as UFC legend Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson's son, Raja Jackson, was involved in a violent sequence at KNOKX PRO wrestling, where he seems to have injured pro-wrestler Stewart Smith, aka Syko Stu.
The seemingly near-fatal beatdown has sparked outrage among fight fans, with some questioning the training Raja received ahead of the spot, while others were upset with the promotion as to how this was allowed to happen.
According to a leaked phone call, Jackson was supposed to execute a double leg takedown on Smith before hitting with some fake shots. The 25-year-old, however, did not follow the script and dove into the ring to violently slam his opponent to the canvas.
Smith, who already seemed to have lost consciousness after the slam, suffered a continually worsening fate as Jackson unleashed shots to his head, forcing other performers to pull him away from the wrestler.
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After reporter Sean Ross Sapp revealed that Smith had been rushed to the hospital with serious injuries, fight fans took to social media to unleash their unbridled wrath on the MMA fighter.
One X user, @TheSimonLeclerc highlighted the beat down and how difficult it was to watch:
"This is really hard to watch"
Another user questioned the referee while another wondered if Raja was trained to be part of all this:
"Most useless referee"
"is he even trained to do a spot like this? damn"
Check out a few more responses below:

Following the incident, 'Rampage' has released a statement apologizing for his son's actions, while revealing that the wrestler in question, Stu is awake and stable.
As the UFC legend sees it, Raja should not have been involved in a combat sport/event after having suffered a concussion in sparring a few days ago.