The chaos surrounding the brutal in-ring assault on Syko Stu at a KnokX Pro Wrestling Academy event just took another wild turn—and this time, it’s coming from a wrestling legend.
Former NWA star Babydoll (Nickla Roberts) has publicly questioned whether the reported injuries suffered by Syko Stu during the beatdown by Raja Jackson, the son of MMA icon Quinton “Rampage” Jackson, were real at all.
In a pointed Facebook post, Babydoll suggested that the lack of visible damage raises serious red flags.
“He got punched 20 times and no visible marks? No black eyes? No broken nose? Wouldn’t it be funny if this was a work?? Are there any pictures of Stu after he got hit? Maybe this is why charges haven’t been filed??”
Babydoll’s comments came as a major update to ongoing fallout from the incident, which already sent shockwaves through the indie wrestling community. Many fans and wrestlers have rallied around Syko Stu, who was hospitalized with reported facial fractures and dental damage after the vicious beatdown, which was allegedly prompted by backstage instructions from AJ Mana to “give him his f**king receipt.”
AJ Mana has since claimed that he’s been pushed out of KnokX Pro entirely. Speaking on the F Y’all Podcast, Mana said his relationship with the promotion is beyond repair, citing an incident where he tried to visit Stu in the hospital—but felt like a scapegoat.
“I think some of them was there at the hospital when I went, and the only reason I didn’t stay is because some of the other guys that were from Knox Pro were already placing the blame on me. And it was a very uncomfortable situation… So, well, I said I wasn’t gonna mention names — I’m sorry, brother — one of the boys was like, ‘I think you should just go home.’ And that’s when I knew that they was trying to pass the buck on me.”
Mana claims he was only on Raja Jackson’s livestream for eight minutes before the attack took place, yet others began treating him like the mastermind.
“That was when I knew they were trying to isolate me. It felt like I walked into a trap.”
Now, with Babydoll casting doubt on whether any real injuries occurred at all, the entire situation has reached a new level of controversy—and there’s no telling where it goes next.
Do you think Babydoll is onto something, or is she way off base? Please share your thoughts and feedback in the comment section below.
