Raja Jackson, the son of former UFC star Quinton “Rampage” Jackson, is officially facing legal action stemming from his August attack on an independent wrestler – “Syko” Stuart Smith – in an incident that sparked outrage across the wrestling community with many condemning Jackson for his actions.

According to a report from the LA Times, Jackson has been charged with one count of felony battery resulting in serious bodily injury and one count of misdemeanor battery. The charges relate to the August 23 event held by KnokX Pro Wrestling, where a planned in-ring segment escalated into a real physical altercation with Jackson pummelling an unprotected Smith with almost two dozen punches. Smith was seriously injured and hospitalized for several days as a result.

An excerpt from the LA Times states the following details on what prosecutors are seeking:

“Prosecutors will also seek a sentencing enhancement because Jackson allegedly caused Stuart Smith to suffer great bodily injury. Smith, known as Syko Stu in the ring, lost several teeth and suffered a laceration to his lip during the attack, which saw Jackson body slam the wrestler and then punch him in the head and face more than 20 times.”

“A criminal complaint is expected to be filed Tuesday, according to the district attorney’s office. Calls and emails to Jackson and his representatives were not immediately returned. It was not clear if he had retained an attorney.”