Hello there, my very good friends, on today's wrestling news.

We have the brutal truth behind the Raja Jackson incident.

Tony Cannes made a major change to an AEW stipulation.

A couple of top AEW stars are taking time off after Forbidden Door,

and we've got a big backstage update on Jamie Hater's Return.

I'm Andy, this is the news.

Flying solo today, public holiday here in the UK,

but we're going to kick things off by going over one of the more violent, ugly and nasty things

I've seen in wrestling in a long, long time. I'm not talking about John Moxley, Darby Allen,

an ear and a fork, that was gross, but this is a... Yeah, this is a different level.

So you may have seen this kind of picking up steam over the weekend.

There was an incident at a Knox Pro Academy show in Los Angeles.

A wrestler who goes by Psycho Stu was in the ring.

He was picked up, he was body slammed, he was rendered

unconscious and then he was still punched very, you know, a lot, shall we say, volumous punches,

hard punches, real punches. While he was unconscious, it seemed on the map by Raja Jackson,

who is the son of legendary MMA, Quentin Rampage Jackson.

A very ugly incident, the kind of thing that really has no place in pro wrestling,

and certainly one of the more shocking things I've seen in line with things like Mass Transit and Mike Levy.

Ugly, ugly, ugly across the board.

Knox Pro is a W.W.E. Affiliated promotion through the W.W. ID scheme.

But this isn't a W.W. promoted show or anything like that. It's an indie promotion.

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