Following the sickening assault by Raja Jackson on Sgt. Syko Stu Smith, which left the army veteran hospitalized, fans online began suggesting an online fundraiser should be launched to help cover his medical bills. Therefore, it came as no surprise when a GoFundMe was launched on Monday, with a relatively low initial target of $13,000 requested. However, thanks to the story getting mainstream media attention, as of writing $55,860 has actually been raised from circa 1,800 kind donors.
While Jackson, best known for being the son of Rampage Jackson, has yet to face any consequences for his actions, Knokx Pro, where this harrowing incident occurred, has already lost its affiliation with the WWE ID program. Seemingly, WWE wants nothing to do with what transpired, leaving the promotion owned by Rikishi to take the heat alone and face any possible legal repercussions.
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