Seth Rollins Faces Surgery After Injury at WWE Crown Jewel

WWE superstar Seth Rollins is set to undergo surgery following an injury sustained during his match against Cody Rhodes at the WWE Crown Jewel event. The injury occurred during a high-impact move known as the coast-to-coast headbutt, raising concerns about Rollins’ shoulder health. Details regarding the full extent of the injury remain unclear until the surgical procedure is completed.

On a recent episode of Wrestling Observer Radio, wrestling analysts Dave Meltzer and Bryan Alvarez provided updates on Rollins’ condition. Meltzer confirmed, “He’s having surgery. That’s a hundred percent. They don’t know all the damage in his shoulder, and they will find out the damage when they open him up.” This uncertainty casts a shadow over Rollins’ immediate future in the ring.

WWE officials are optimistic about Rollins’ recovery timeline, with hopes that he could return in time for WrestleMania. Meltzer elaborated, “I guess the best way to put it is they hope he’ll be okay for WrestleMania. There’s no way of knowing one way or the other today whether he will be or not. But, he’s out for months, for sure, which we already knew.”

Adding to the drama, Bron Breakker attacked Rollins during the closing moments of WWE Raw last week, further complicating the narrative surrounding the injured superstar. Fans are eager to learn more about Rollins’ condition, as Raw General Manager Adam Pearce is expected to provide an update on the upcoming Monday night show.

The wrestling community is closely monitoring these developments, with many expressing their support for Rollins as he prepares for surgery. As the situation unfolds, the wrestling world remains hopeful for a swift and effective recovery, allowing Rollins to reclaim his position in the ring in the near future.

For those interested in more insights, the full episode of Wrestling Observer Radio recapping the latest wrestling news, including AEW WrestleDream, is available for listening.