Raja Jackson, the son of UFC legend Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson, will reportedly face multiple charges in relation to the off-script attack of independent wrestler Stuart 'Syko Stu' Smith that took place in August, the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office told ESPN reports.

Jackson, 25, will face one count of felony battery that caused serious bodily injury and one count of misdemeanor battery, with a formal criminal complaint expected this week. The MMA fighter was previously booked on a felony charge of battery with serious injury and posted bail last month, a jail official confirmed to TMZ Sports at the time.

The Los Angeles Police Department previously confirmed that it responded to, took a police report on and was investigating the incident at KnokX Pro's KnokXperience event in Sun Valley on August 23. Jackson took down Smith, an Army veteran who was hospitalized for several days due to injuries sustained, down and landed more than 20 punches that appeared to be real, knocking Smith unconscious during an otherwise scripted match.

Smith appeared to hit Jackson with a can outside the venue earlier in the night, which was believed to be part of the build-up to their match, however, Rampage Jackson claimed his son was told he could get "payback" for the incident during their match in a post on his X account on August 24.

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