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Going into RAW, Zoey Stark had the opportunity of a lifetime, as she was in the qualifying match for the Money in the Bank bout. She faced Rhea Ripley and Kairi Sane to qualify for the Ladder Match. Unfortunately, when she went to hit Sane with a dropkick, she fell short and landed badly on her leg, bending her knee in a way that no knee should be bent. She screamed in pain, and the match had to be paused, as the doctor had to carry her to the back.
Fans and stars have all reacted to the injury, wishing Zoey Stark a swift recovery. At the moment, there's no word on when she will return. Now, though, she has provided an update. Although she could not be specific, she said that what hurt her most was knowing she would not be able to perform for anyone for a while. She said that she loved doing what she did and was blessed, but the love and support meant a lot to her, too. Before signing off, she said that the comeback would be bigger than the setback.
 Recently, on the latest episode of BroDown, Vince Russo talked about LA Knight. He said that the star was not well-loved by the WWE CCO. In fact, he went on to elaborate, saying that he did not like him at all as he was one of those stars who spoke his mind a lot and did not fall in line with an idea that he did not agree with if he felt that it was not working. He went on to say that The Game could wear a suit if he wanted, but he was still one of the “boys” and that often came with the baggage of liking some stars and not liking others, saying that it was not an even playing field. |  Hassan had a short-lived run in WWE from late 2004 to August 2005. He was involved in notable storylines against top names like Hulk Hogan, John Cena, and The Undertaker, among others. However, Hassan's gimmick of an Arab wrestler was controversial as people drew parallels with the real-world happenings at the time. WWE eventually pulled Muhammad Hassan from TV amid rising public uproar, following which he was released from the company. The 45-year-old star, who soon after left wrestling, recently sat down for a chat with Fightful Wrestling. Hassan said he didn't expect the promotion to bring him back as his backstage conduct wasn't good during his tenure. |
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The former Miro returned to WWE after a frustrating four-year AEW run. Rusev had several tag team partners during his first stint, including Jinder Mahal, Aiden English, and Shinsuke Nakamura. The former AEW TNT Champion also linked up with Sheamus, Wade Barrett, and Alberto Del Rio as The League of Nations. According to PWInsider, there's talk of WWE building to Rusev vs. Sheamus. This will be the 39-year-old's first major feud since returning to the company.
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Injuries are part of being a WWE Superstar due to the risks involved in the profession. Several talents are currently out with serious injuries, though some of them are close to full recovery and will likely be cleared soon for a return.
Zoey Stark went viral following Monday's episode of RAW, where she suffered a gruesome knee injury during a Triple Threat match against Rhea Ripley and Kairi Sane. Her right knee seemingly gave out while doing a springboard moonsault, resulting in her landing awkwardly on it and twisting it badly.
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Solo Sikoa's Bloodline 2.0 might be back to winning ways in WWE. Over the past few months, the heel group has seen its stock go down, with a slew of injuries affecting its members. Both Tama Tonga and Tonga Loa are injured and out. Jacob Fatu has also been drifting apart from the faction, especially after winning the WWE United States Championship.
However, with JC Mateo (fka Jeff Cobb) making his WWE debut at Backlash, things seem to be getting back on track. And now, a former member has announced his return to the promotion, after battling injury for more than six months.
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