Published: Dec 5, 2024 by Jamie Toolan | Last Updated: Dec 5, 2024 by Jamie Toolan
Jamie has been covering the world of wrestling for four years and currently holds the position of Assistant Editor of WrestleTalk.com. During his time working for WrestleTalk.com he has written and published over 4,000 news and feature articles covering events and happenings from WWE, AEW, TNA and a variety of international and independent wrestling promotions.
AEW
An AEW star reportedly suffered a broken fibula during a recent match at last week’s AEW Collision taping.
As was announced by AEW President Tony Khan on December 3, Juice Robinson was pulled from the AEW Continental Classic tournament after suffering an injury during his match with Will Ospreay on the November 30 episode of Collision (taped on November 27).
Khan confirmed that it was Komander who would be replacing Robinson in the tournament, however specifics regarding the Bang Bang Gang member’s injury were not disclosed at the time.
Now we have an update on Robinson’s status courtesy of the Wrestling Observer’s Dave Meltzer, who has reported that Robinson suffered a broken fibula in his left leg early on in the match with Ospreay.
According to Meltzer, the spot which caused the injury came at the 2:56 mark in the bout, where Robinson blocked a sunset flip.
While cameras didn’t let on anything went wrong with the spot, Meltzer notes how a still image from a different angle shows the “terrible” nature of the way Robinson’s leg bent.
X-rays afterwards showed Robinson suffered the break just above his left foot, with no timeline known for his recovery at this time.
We will provide further updates on Robinson’s status as/when more information is reported.
We would like to wish Robinson the best in his recovery from injury.
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