Raja Jackson pleads no contest to felony battery over wrestler attack
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Updated · Dexerto · May 7
Raja Jackson pleads no contest to felony battery over wrestler attack
10 articles · Updated · Dexerto · May 7
The 26-year-old Kick streamer is due to be sentenced in late June in California to 90 days in county jail, $81,703.38 restitution and two years' formal probation.
Prosecutors said he also admitted personally inflicting great bodily injury and engaging in violent conduct after punching wrestler Syko Stu, Stewart Smith, during an August 2025 stream at KnokX Pro Wrestling Academy.
Smith spent a week in hospital with serious facial injuries, including missing teeth, after an incident that began as an apparent wrestling angle before turning real; felony battery could have carried up to four years.
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