WWF Injury Report
(Undertaker, X-Pac, Goldust,
Vega,and more)
- X-Pac suffered a bruised or possibly sprained leg or knee at the June 28 King of the Ring PPV about a week and a 1/2 ago. He shouldn't be taking any time off, as the injury was minor, and that was not the reason why his matches at the King of the Ring were so short. His matches were short for another, unknown reason.
- Goldust, as it appears, has a major back injury. He will be out for about 4 more months, and possible retirement is being considered.
- Brian Christopher has a torn ACL (Anterior Cruciate Ligament) in his knee that he received during a June 8 WWF house show in Portland, Maine. Christopher (Brian Lawler) underwent successful knee surgery on June 24 and should return back to action in about 6 months or so, just around the New Year.
- Mick Foley (Mankind) is currently treating his knees with hydrotherapy after getting surgery on them in early-June. The surgery was done to tighten up a loose screw in his left knee and to tighten up some ligaments in his right. He should be back on WWF televising by July 20 and is expected to be involved somehow with The Rock vs. Triple H match at Fully Loaded on July 25.
- The Undertaker has a twisted knee and semi-torn ligaments in his ankle. It may possibly require surgery sometime in the future.
- Mark Canterbury will soon be returning to the WWF in about 3-5 weeks or so after receiving surgery on his previously injured neck last November, after suffering the injury in October. He has been out ever since with the injury and has been rehabing and healing from the surgery all of this time. He has now been cleared to wrestle.
- Savio Vega will possibly be returning to wrestling in the WWF after a neck injury that has kept him out of action for about a year now. Savio had a severly injured neck and a pinched nerve and received surgery on it back in December or so. He is almost 100% and will be probably returning in the next several months. He has now been cleared to wrestle.
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