Wrestling is a physically demanding sport that often results in injuries for WWE Superstars. Unfortunately, there is now another injury to report, and it is a concussion. Braun Strowman, known as the “Monster of all Monsters,” will be taking some time off after sustaining a head injury.
WWE takes concussions very seriously, especially after the tragic events involving wrestler Chris Benoit and concerns about Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE). Therefore, anyone with a concussion must be out of action until all their symptoms have subsided.
According to PW Insider, Braun Strowman is currently out of action due to an injury that resulted in a concussion, which was confirmed by multiple WWE sources.
Former WWE Universal Champion Braun Strowman is currently out of action after suffering a concussion, multiple WWE sources have confirmed.
Strowman was scheduled for this past weekend’s live events teaming with Ricochet against the Viking Raiders but was pulled from the road in order to heal. He wrestled the Raiders with Ricochet on the 4/21 edition of Smackdown, so the injury must have occurred there.
Braun Strowman was originally scheduled to team up with Ricochet against the Viking Raiders during a live event over the weekend but was pulled from the lineup to allow time for him to recover. He did, however, compete alongside Ricochet against the Viking Raiders on the April 21 edition of Smackdown, which suggests that the injury must have occurred during that match.
There is no information yet on how long Braun Strowman is expected to be out of action, but fans are hoping for a swift recovery so that he can return to the ring soon.
Braun Strowman is a former Universal Champion, but his recent booking hasn’t been as strong since his return to WWE. Apart from his partnership with Ricochet, he hasn’t been given many opportunities to showcase his talent. Nonetheless, he remains an important member of the WWE roster, and fans are eagerly anticipating his return to action alongside Ricochet or any other potential partners.