Syko Stu sat down for his first public interview since the August 23, 2025 incident at Knox Fox Pro Wrestling, where Raja Jackson’s unexpected assault left him with severe injuries. During the conversation, Stu addressed questions about both Raja and his father, Rampage Jackson offering insights into the aftermath and recovery process.
When asked whether Rampage or Raja reached out personally, Stu explained the communication gap. “I didn’t have my phone the whole time I was in the hospital. My phone was at my house with my wife, and it was just going crazy with all the calls and texts,” he said.
Stu confirmed that Rampage did attempt contact.
“Rampage had called, and he wanted me to call him back,” Stu revealed. However, he chose not to reciprocate the outreach. “Then I see him go on all these podcasts and stuff that he did, and it was just basically like trashing me. I was like, well, I’m not going to call you back if you already made up your mind about me.”
When pressed about specific statements Rampage made that upset him, Stu acknowledged his memory limitations but recalled the general nature of the criticism.
“I can’t remember all of them, and I kind of just let it go. But I know that he was saying that I was drunk all the time and this and that, and none of the statements from other people that actually know me would support that.”
Regarding a hypothetical conversation with Rampage, Stu remained measured. “I honestly couldn’t tell you right now, because I don’t really know. It’s one of those things that you’d have to be in the moment to kind of get that vibe.”
When discussing his own perspective on forgiveness, Stu clarified misconceptions about his earlier statement.
“What I actually said was I’m not holding a grudge. I never said anything about forgiveness,” he emphasized. “I just didn’t want to hold a grudge because I feel like that brings negative energy into it. When you got to let something go, it kind of helps you heal from it.”
His message remained consistent throughout: positive energy matters more than dwelling on resentment.
“My biggest thing is don’t hold the grudge, because all that kind of stuff really brings down your energy. Positive energy is better than negative. It’s always better to be positive than negative.”
Prowrestler who went viral after Raja Jackson attacked him explains Rampage Jackson initially tried to reach out but after seeing Rampage slander him on podcasts he didn’t feel like returning the call
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