WWE Star Undergoes Knee Surgery, Recovery Timeline Uncertain
Summary
– Seth Rollins competed in two significant matches at WrestleMania 40 despite a pre-existing knee injury.
– Post-event, Rollins underwent surgery to address a torn meniscus, with recovery time uncertain.
– Rollins could be out of action for 2-3 to 8 months, depending on the surgery’s extent.
Seth Rollins, a key figure in WWE, demonstrated his characteristic resilience at WrestleMania 40 by participating in two high-stakes matches. After teaming up with Cody Rhodes against The Rock and Roman Reigns, Rollins squared off against Drew McIntyre in a grueling encounter. Despite his spirited performance, news broke out that Rollins had undergone knee surgery earlier this week, a procedure necessitated by a torn meniscus he suffered in January but had initially chosen to delay treatment for.
Dave Meltzer of Wrestling Observer Radio shed light on the uncertainty surrounding Rollins’ return to the ring. The duration of his hiatus largely depends on the complexity of the surgery performed. Rollins might be sidelined for up to eight months if it involved extensive reconstruction. However, if the procedure was less invasive, his recovery could be as brief as two to three months.
As fans and WWE officials await more details, the focus shifts to the implications of Rollins’ absence on upcoming storylines and his potential quest to regain the WWE World Heavyweight Championship upon his return. The wrestling community is keenly watching how WWE will navigate this unexpected turn of events.
