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Taken from WWE.com : Bradshaw on Tuesday had surgery to repair a torn biceps muscle in his left arm. The big Texan will require four to six months of rehabilitation and recovery time before he can return to the ring.
The injury occurred during the first segment of RAW, when he and Kane teamed to take on Christian and Lance Storm. But Bradshaw finished his match and completed his duties on RAW -- he even ran in during the Booker T & Goldust vs. William Regal & Test match -- in spite of the pain.
On Tuesday morning, Bradshaw and World Wrestling Entertainment trainer Chris Brennan flew to Birmingham, Ala., to see Dr. James Andrews. The surgeon examined the big Texan and diagnosed a tear; a subsequent MRI confirmed the tear, and Bradshaw went under the knife on Tuesday afternoon. Andrews reportedly deemed the surgery a complete success.
The injury is apparently very similar to the one suffered by Kane last May. Wearing a hard cast from his shoulder to his elbow, Bradshaw flew home on Wednesday. WWE.com hopes to speak with Bradshaw later this week.
Source : WWE.com + Smashwrestling.com
The injury occurred during the first segment of RAW, when he and Kane teamed to take on Christian and Lance Storm. But Bradshaw finished his match and completed his duties on RAW -- he even ran in during the Booker T & Goldust vs. William Regal & Test match -- in spite of the pain.
On Tuesday morning, Bradshaw and World Wrestling Entertainment trainer Chris Brennan flew to Birmingham, Ala., to see Dr. James Andrews. The surgeon examined the big Texan and diagnosed a tear; a subsequent MRI confirmed the tear, and Bradshaw went under the knife on Tuesday afternoon. Andrews reportedly deemed the surgery a complete success.
The injury is apparently very similar to the one suffered by Kane last May. Wearing a hard cast from his shoulder to his elbow, Bradshaw flew home on Wednesday. WWE.com hopes to speak with Bradshaw later this week.
Source : WWE.com + Smashwrestling.com
They should never have split the A.P.A. They had endless possibilities.
I'm not going to lose any sleep over it...
Yay! Although some one getting injured is bad, it's good he is going to be gone.
Thank God. :D
Nah, it's sad to hear someone gets injured, and he's a decent brawler I suppose.
Nah, it's sad to hear someone gets injured, and he's a decent brawler I suppose.
Just thought i would say this although its a bit late...
Slight **SPOILER**!
I aint seen Bradshaw for a while on RAW but still, its a shame hes out for 4-6 MONTHS! Hes quite a good wrestler although not one of the best to end up watching every week...
Slight **SPOILER**!
I aint seen Bradshaw for a while on RAW but still, its a shame hes out for 4-6 MONTHS! Hes quite a good wrestler although not one of the best to end up watching every week...
Taken from WWE.com : Bradshaw on Tuesday had surgery to repair a torn biceps muscle in his left arm. The big Texan will require four to six months of rehabilitation and recovery time before he can return to the ring.
The injury occurred during the first segment of RAW, when he and Kane teamed to take on Christian and Lance Storm. But Bradshaw finished his match and completed his duties on RAW -- he even ran in during the Booker T & Goldust vs. William Regal & Test match -- in spite of the pain.
On Tuesday morning, Bradshaw and World Wrestling Entertainment trainer Chris Brennan flew to Birmingham, Ala., to see Dr. James Andrews. The surgeon examined the big Texan and diagnosed a tear; a subsequent MRI confirmed the tear, and Bradshaw went under the knife on Tuesday afternoon. Andrews reportedly deemed the surgery a complete success.
The injury is apparently very similar to the one suffered by Kane last May. Wearing a hard cast from his shoulder to his elbow, Bradshaw flew home on Wednesday. WWE.com hopes to speak with Bradshaw later this week.
Source : WWE.com + Smashwrestling.com
The injury occurred during the first segment of RAW, when he and Kane teamed to take on Christian and Lance Storm. But Bradshaw finished his match and completed his duties on RAW -- he even ran in during the Booker T & Goldust vs. William Regal & Test match -- in spite of the pain.
On Tuesday morning, Bradshaw and World Wrestling Entertainment trainer Chris Brennan flew to Birmingham, Ala., to see Dr. James Andrews. The surgeon examined the big Texan and diagnosed a tear; a subsequent MRI confirmed the tear, and Bradshaw went under the knife on Tuesday afternoon. Andrews reportedly deemed the surgery a complete success.
The injury is apparently very similar to the one suffered by Kane last May. Wearing a hard cast from his shoulder to his elbow, Bradshaw flew home on Wednesday. WWE.com hopes to speak with Bradshaw later this week.
Source : WWE.com + Smashwrestling.com