On Tuesday, September 29, Raja Jackson was released from the custody of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, marking the completion of his 90-day jail sentence related to an on-camera altercation at a KnokX Pro Wrestling event in August 2025.
The sentence follows an incident in which Jackson, the son of mixed martial arts legend Quinton “Rampage” Jackson, departed from a scripted match plan against Skyo Stu. Jackson was ultimately handed 90 days of incarceration, two years of formal probation, and an $81,000 fine after delivering 20 unscripted strikes to Stu’s head during the bout.
Following his initial arrest in September 2025, the pro wrestler entered a no-contest plea in May to a felony charge of battery resulting in serious bodily injury. He also admitted to secondary allegations, including inflicting bodily harm and engaging in violent conduct. Jackson officially began serving his 90-day term in early July following a court appearance.