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From the Ross Report:
Rhyno undergoes neck surgery today in San Antonio with Dr. Lloyd Youngblood to fuse a herniated disk. Rhyno's condition is not as serious as Stone Cold Steve Austin's or Chris Benoit's but he will still be out of action at least six months, maybe more.
Kanyon tore his anterior cruciate ligament Monday and had surgery on Thursday in Birmingham, Ala., with Dr. James Andrews. Rehabilitation will take four to six months.
Taka Michinoku had shoulder surgery Tuesday in Birmingham, again with Dr. Andrews, and will be out of action four to six months.
X-Pac has re-injured his neck, has very little range of motion and is in significant pain. Tests are being done and X-Pac will be unbooked until the results are released.
Scotty 2 Hotty consulted with Dr. Youngblood on Wednesday to address his neck problems. He has two herniated disks but the damage is not at a level that requires surgery. He will be able to continue wrestling.
Stone Cold Steve Austin got 18 stitches to close a cut above his eye he received during his match with Undertaker on SmackDown! Austin will not miss any ring time.
William Regal's torn biceps will not require surgery, and he will continue to work through the pain as he rehabs his arm.
Chris Benoit's rehab is going very well, and he is still scheduled to return in early 2002. He'll visit with Dr. Youngblood next week for an update.
Shawn Stasiak is having a knee problem resulting in fluid being drained twice in the past two weeks.
Triple H is still on target for a December or January return.
Rikishi's surgically repaired shoulder is doing well, but he has work to do regarding his conditioning. He could be back in three to four weeks.
Billy Kidman is now wearing a knee brace to help strengthen his knee. He's working through soreness.
Bob "Hardcore" Holly is doing light rehab after having the plate removed from his arm. He's still six months away from returning.
Jerry Lynn should be available for action by end of December after patella surgery.
Rhyno undergoes neck surgery today in San Antonio with Dr. Lloyd Youngblood to fuse a herniated disk. Rhyno's condition is not as serious as Stone Cold Steve Austin's or Chris Benoit's but he will still be out of action at least six months, maybe more.
Kanyon tore his anterior cruciate ligament Monday and had surgery on Thursday in Birmingham, Ala., with Dr. James Andrews. Rehabilitation will take four to six months.
Taka Michinoku had shoulder surgery Tuesday in Birmingham, again with Dr. Andrews, and will be out of action four to six months.
X-Pac has re-injured his neck, has very little range of motion and is in significant pain. Tests are being done and X-Pac will be unbooked until the results are released.
Scotty 2 Hotty consulted with Dr. Youngblood on Wednesday to address his neck problems. He has two herniated disks but the damage is not at a level that requires surgery. He will be able to continue wrestling.
Stone Cold Steve Austin got 18 stitches to close a cut above his eye he received during his match with Undertaker on SmackDown! Austin will not miss any ring time.
William Regal's torn biceps will not require surgery, and he will continue to work through the pain as he rehabs his arm.
Chris Benoit's rehab is going very well, and he is still scheduled to return in early 2002. He'll visit with Dr. Youngblood next week for an update.
Shawn Stasiak is having a knee problem resulting in fluid being drained twice in the past two weeks.
Triple H is still on target for a December or January return.
Rikishi's surgically repaired shoulder is doing well, but he has work to do regarding his conditioning. He could be back in three to four weeks.
Billy Kidman is now wearing a knee brace to help strengthen his knee. He's working through soreness.
Bob "Hardcore" Holly is doing light rehab after having the plate removed from his arm. He's still six months away from returning.
Jerry Lynn should be available for action by end of December after patella surgery.
Thanks for that MC, i was wondering where some mentioned there had gone, didn't know Taka was injured
From the Ross Report:
Rhyno undergoes neck surgery today in San Antonio with Dr. Lloyd Youngblood to fuse a herniated disk. Rhyno's condition is not as serious as Stone Cold Steve Austin's or Chris Benoit's but he will still be out of action at least six months, maybe more.
Kanyon tore his anterior cruciate ligament Monday and had surgery on Thursday in Birmingham, Ala., with Dr. James Andrews. Rehabilitation will take four to six months.
Taka Michinoku had shoulder surgery Tuesday in Birmingham, again with Dr. Andrews, and will be out of action four to six months.
X-Pac has re-injured his neck, has very little range of motion and is in significant pain. Tests are being done and X-Pac will be unbooked until the results are released.
Scotty 2 Hotty consulted with Dr. Youngblood on Wednesday to address his neck problems. He has two herniated disks but the damage is not at a level that requires surgery. He will be able to continue wrestling.
Stone Cold Steve Austin got 18 stitches to close a cut above his eye he received during his match with Undertaker on SmackDown! Austin will not miss any ring time.
William Regal's torn biceps will not require surgery, and he will continue to work through the pain as he rehabs his arm.
Chris Benoit's rehab is going very well, and he is still scheduled to return in early 2002. He'll visit with Dr. Youngblood next week for an update.
Shawn Stasiak is having a knee problem resulting in fluid being drained twice in the past two weeks.
Triple H is still on target for a December or January return.
Rikishi's surgically repaired shoulder is doing well, but he has work to do regarding his conditioning. He could be back in three to four weeks.
Billy Kidman is now wearing a knee brace to help strengthen his knee. He's working through soreness.
Bob "Hardcore" Holly is doing light rehab after having the plate removed from his arm. He's still six months away from returning.
Jerry Lynn should be available for action by end of December after patella surgery.
Rhyno undergoes neck surgery today in San Antonio with Dr. Lloyd Youngblood to fuse a herniated disk. Rhyno's condition is not as serious as Stone Cold Steve Austin's or Chris Benoit's but he will still be out of action at least six months, maybe more.
Kanyon tore his anterior cruciate ligament Monday and had surgery on Thursday in Birmingham, Ala., with Dr. James Andrews. Rehabilitation will take four to six months.
Taka Michinoku had shoulder surgery Tuesday in Birmingham, again with Dr. Andrews, and will be out of action four to six months.
X-Pac has re-injured his neck, has very little range of motion and is in significant pain. Tests are being done and X-Pac will be unbooked until the results are released.
Scotty 2 Hotty consulted with Dr. Youngblood on Wednesday to address his neck problems. He has two herniated disks but the damage is not at a level that requires surgery. He will be able to continue wrestling.
Stone Cold Steve Austin got 18 stitches to close a cut above his eye he received during his match with Undertaker on SmackDown! Austin will not miss any ring time.
William Regal's torn biceps will not require surgery, and he will continue to work through the pain as he rehabs his arm.
Chris Benoit's rehab is going very well, and he is still scheduled to return in early 2002. He'll visit with Dr. Youngblood next week for an update.
Shawn Stasiak is having a knee problem resulting in fluid being drained twice in the past two weeks.
Triple H is still on target for a December or January return.
Rikishi's surgically repaired shoulder is doing well, but he has work to do regarding his conditioning. He could be back in three to four weeks.
Billy Kidman is now wearing a knee brace to help strengthen his knee. He's working through soreness.
Bob "Hardcore" Holly is doing light rehab after having the plate removed from his arm. He's still six months away from returning.
Jerry Lynn should be available for action by end of December after patella surgery.