Knokx Pro Wrestling Updates Filming Policy At Events In Aftermath Of Raja Jackson Incident

Knokx Pro Wrestling is shutting down unauthorized filming at its events two months after Raja Jackson’s assault at Syko Stu at one of their shows. As you likely remember, Jackson legitimately assaulted Stu in the ring at an August 23rd KnokX Pro event. Stu was hospitalized as a result and Jackson has been charged with felony battery and misdemeanor battery. Jackson’s Kick account livestreamed the whole affair.

The report also states that only students, staff and “officially approved affiliates” may be freely on the premises. Anyone else must have requests submitted in advance and approved.

The Rikishi-run promotion lost their WWE ID affiliation as a result of the incident. They issued a press release on Friday (per PWINsider) which reads:

PUBLIC NOTICE
KnokX Pro Entertainment & Academy

Effective immediately, unauthorized access to KnokX Pro Entertainment & Academy is strictly prohibited.

Only current students, active staff, and officially approved affiliates may enter or conduct business on the premises. Media personnel, former clients, past affiliates, or any individual not directly affiliated with KnokX Pro are not permitted to enter, film, or appear at our facility without prior written authorization from ownership.

All visits, collaborations, and media or or filming filming requests requests must be submitted in advance and approved by KnokX Pro management or ownership.

Any unauthorized person or group found on the premises will be asked to leave immediately. Failure to comply will result in removal by staff and may be considered trespassing under California law.

During live public events, security are authorized to refuse entry or to remove anyone.

Jackson pleaded not guilty to the charges earlier this month.