Quinton “Rampage” Jackson continues to stream after his son Raja brutally assaulted and hospitalized pro wrestler Syko Stu during a KnokXperience event in LA last Saturday.
During a previous Kick stream that saw “Rampage” bowling with his entourage, he said he did not condone what his son had done but he had to stand by him as his father. In a new clip from a recent stream, Jackson gave some more information on Raja’s troubled past.
“This don’t got nothing to do with what’s going on,” Jackson said. “But all I’m going to say is that my son hasn’t been the same since his mom got murdered. He hasn’t. And I know that. And I’ve been trying to be there for him and make him laugh and cheer him up and everything but I’m not a psychiatrist. I don’t know what the f–k to do.”
“I know my kids, he hasn’t been the same. With me. Like, he’s been distant from me. He wants to be more of a man and more of this. I don’t know how to deal with this s–t.”
Jackson also had words for the online masses spewing hate at him.
“Say what you want about me, twist my words all you want,” he wrote on X (formerly Twitter). “Hopefully none of your kids f–k up bad enough to have people judge your parenting. When all is said and done, when justice takes place, no matter what happens, I’ll still be a parent that loves ALL his kids.”
That’s some impressive support from “Rampage” after his 25-year-old son did something so heinous. But various clips being surfaced on the internet show another side to their relationship: one where Jackson regularly mocks his son during their streams. Both Quinton and Raja were running separate live Kicks leading up to the incident with Syko Stu, capturing another moment where “Rampage” criticized his son.
“Hey, did you get jumped by a bunch of dudes in tights?” Jackson said over the phone. “You was hugging on a dude with some damn tights. I looked at your stream and you were hugging on some dude in some booty shorts. I saw you, n—a. I saw you hugging.”
Following the phone call, Raja can be heard on his stream plotting to assault Syko Stu.
“Watch. Watch. My dad can’t never call me a b–ch, straight up,” he said. “How many subs to knock him out?”
Syko Stu remains in hospital, although recent photos show him awake and coherent. A GoFundMe has been created by his family to help pay for his medical bills and rehabilitation.
