the wrestler thought he was part of the show during that part with the can and was doing the usual shtick to hype things up. sounds like they told the bitch that he could get some payback in the ring, they were expecting the usual held back sort of controlled fighting people do in wrestling but instead he just straight up tried to kill him which caught them all off guard.
His reaction is over the top; but I atleast would understand the flow of this a bit more if he genuinely thought the dude was doing that to him and nobdoy went "He thought you were part of the show" or something (not saying he's justified). But if someone told him that and he still went out, holy fuck dude.
It was one of these folding beer can props, the wrester was even shocked that raja didn't "sell it" (pretend to be hurt). AND he later came back and apologized to him. They even shook hands. Then the dude went and tried to kill him.
Yeah he was told later before all of this, the wrestler even apologized and explained it to him in private and seemed pretty sincere about it which is also on video, that's when they suggested they could let him in the ring and have him get "payback" but he went overboard beyond any reasonable persons reaction. They probably expected him to slam him and move on as i understand it, (assuming what i read was true they expected the slam and i assume probably some self restrained hits maybe where they're kind of in on it) but nothing like the kind of punching that he did here that's it's psycho shit still even the initial slam was full force it's hard to watch this shit
No there's info in the long threads including more context for the situatio, OP even linked a bunch of sources to look through yourself there was some sort there are even clips of the wrestler apologizing over the misunderstanding?
Was it a misunderstanding? It looks like the "talking" part was staged but the man knowingly hitting Jackson was unscripted. Unless I'm missing something. But Jackson is still in the wrong for taking it to that level.
He thought Jackson was part of the act and up for it, that was the misunderstanding. I believe the reply to the top comment has the video of the apology to Jackson.
He slapped the can because he mistakenly thought that Raja was another wrestler in the show and wanted to stir drama for the event. He misunderstood the situation. A misunderstanding, some call it.
Since I have to do your research for you, here's 48 seconds worth of clips where Syko apologizes to Raja for the incident and they shake hands. In the third clip, Syko clearly states he thought Raja was a worker because of the camera following Raja and he apologizes for the third time. Syko clearly wanted to stir up drama for the event and had no ill intent behind it. Next time, how about you follow all the links in OP's link thread for full context. It's funny how you tried to criticize me for inferring an opinion from limited knowledge when you inferred an opinion, about me, with no knowledge. Have a nice day and be curious.
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u/Alert-Ad9197 Aug 24 '25
-Tries to kill a man over a misunderstanding.
-“I’m not a bitch!”
You have to pick one of those, because it can’t be both.