Raja Jackson video emerges after viscous attack leaves wrestler unconscious

Raja Jackson’s justification for rendering wrestler Stuart Scott unconscious has surfaced on social media.

A still-infuriated Jackson was seen walking out of a California arena with his bloodstained white shirt, ranting about why he decided to attack Scott.

“‘I’m tired of motherf–kers playing with me, bro,” Jackson says as he walks outside.

“Think I’m always playing and s–t. Calling me b—h and s–t. No, no f–king b—h bro. At the end of the day, I’mma a stand up for my f–king self.”

Jackson had been brought into an independent wrestling show to work with Scott, who goes by “Syko Stu,” when things took a horrific turn as Jackson picked him up and threw him to the ground, where the back of his head slammed against the canvas, rendering him instantly unconscious.

The son of UFC legend Quinton “Rampage” Jackson then followed up with a brutal assault, where he landed at least 15 unanswered blows to the face before someone finally intervened.

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Scott is still in the hospital, and it is unclear whether he is progressing.

The post-assault video of Jackson gets more frightening as he begins screaming at himself, saying everyone’s been playing with him.

“Because I’m tired of everyone playing with me, bro,” Jackson said, screaming. “Real s–t.”

Jackson had hopes of following his father’s footsteps, but just an 0-1 professional MMA record.

Jackson is now reportedly under investigation by the Los Angeles Police Department and could face charges stemming from the ruthless attack.

Another person calling Jackson after the assault explained to him that Scott hadn’t woken up, at which point Jackson ended the phone call.

“He pissed me off, though, Andre,” Jackson said while breathing heavy.

Quinton defended his son by saying he should never have been there, adding he was recently concussed.