Seth Rollins legitimately injured late in Raw main event against Jinder Mahal, backstage update

By Wade Keller, PWTorch editor


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Seth Rollins suffered a legitimate injury to his left leg late in his Raw main event win against Jinder Mahal.

Multiple PWTorch sources backstage at Raw say that he was helped in the back and eventually put weight on it. He is walking on his own, but with a definite limp.

He will be further evaluated to determine the severity of the injury.

Seth looked worried as Raw ended and stood on one leg as the ref presented him with the WWE World Hvt. Title belt to end the show.

It wasn’t clear where the injury happened, but he began favoring it after a dive to ringside. He executed several more moves including a Pedigree and a Stomp at the end of the match. He might’ve done more damage by continuing to wrestle past the initial injury, but it’s a good sign he felt he could continue after the initial tweak or injury.

Multiple sources described Seth as neither overtly pessimistic nor optimistic about the severity of the injury. He was said to be bummed, but also had a pretty positive attitude considering the situation. If Seth misses extended ring time, it will dramatically change WrestleMania plans. His presumed opponent for WrestleMania is C.M. Punk, who would need a new opponent, and the WWE World Hvt. Championship would likely be stripped of Seth with a new champion crowned before WrestleMania.

(I reported the details on this as information came in during tonight’s live stream of the Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Post-show after Raw. Search “Wade Keller” in your podcast app and subscribe to the red-logo podcast or click the embedded player below.)


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