Rumor: Big Cass May Have Injured His Knee Again

Oh boy. As much as medical science has improved over the years, there will always be the possibility that things might not go according to plan. A wrestler returning after being injured may not be completely healthy and could make things even worse by coming back too early. That might make things even worse, possibly even leading to another extended period of time on the injured list. Unfortunately, that might be the case again at the moment in WWE.

According to PWInsider by way of ringsidenews.com, Big Cass may have reaggrivated his original recently repaired knee injury. There is a chance that Big Cass injured his knee all over again on the European tour, possibly due to coming back too soon. He was seen limping at recent shows and didn’t appear this week on SmackDown Live. Big Cass originally injured his knee on the August 21, 2017 Monday Night Raw in a match against Enzo Amore and returned in April 17, 2018 episode of SmackDown Live.

Here’s something a little more amusing on Big Cass, which might be necessary at the moment.

Opinion: I’m not wild on Big Cass’ latest return but my goodness this would be a terrible thing to happen. He’s someone with a ton of potential and he’s only thirty years old but a potential second ACL surgery is a near career death. The thing I’d be wondering is how long would it be before he gets hurt all over again. Those knee injuries can flare up all over again at the drop of a hat and when you’re out, you’re out for a long time. Hopefully this isn’t serious, but it wouldn’t shock me whatsoever.

What happens if Big Cass is injured again? Will he ever reach his potential? Let us know in the comments below.