Mark Henry expresses a controversial opinion, stating that Syko Stu deserves some blame for the altercation involving Quinton "Rampage" Jackson‘s son over the weekend.

Henry asserts that the seasoned wrestler, whose real name is Stuart Smith, should not have provoked Raja Jackson by throwing a beer can at him just before the KnokX Pro event in Los Angeles on Saturday.

Henry elaborates that as a more experienced performer, Syko Stu should have been more cautious when engaging with someone who is clearly new to wrestling.

“You’ve got to be careful, one, who you’re messing with,” the WWE Hall of Famer stated. “And, two, what kind of example are you as a veteran for inciting a riot with a kid.”

Henry added that he believed Stu ultimately “bit off more than he could chew.”

If you missed it, after Stu hit Raja, the younger Jackson later entered the ring as part of the wrestling promotion’s plan for him to get “payback.”

Raja then seemed to escalate the situation by knocking out Stu and delivering a series of punches to his face.

Henry believes Raja should have restrained himself, emphasizing that Rampage’s son needed to “have enough respect for the business” and manage his anger. However, he made it clear that the situation could have been avoided if Stu had adjusted his behavior first.

“If indeed what I saw was what I saw, which is people before the show, during the daytime, drinking and intoxicated or partially intoxicated,” Henry remarked, “and you bust a bottle over a guy’s head and talk trash like that guy was not going to do nothing, yeah, you’re at fault.”

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Stu went to the hospital for treatment of his injuries — his brother reported on Monday that the wrestler is “conscious” and “currently resting.”

Cops have stated that a police report was filed and detectives are investigating the incident.