Rumor Killer On Big Cass Injury Reports

Another one bites the dust. The selling of an injury is a dying art in wrestling. While the selling done during the matches themselves isn’t bad, there’s a forgotten aspect to the whole thing: selling the injuries after the match is over. Leaving out the idea of looking and acting injured on the streets, there’s the concept of not just getting out of the ring and walking to the back like nothing happens. It’s rare enough these days that just seeing it happen can still fool the fans, which seems to be the case on the European tour.

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According to NoDQ.com, Big Cass was seen limping after a recent match in Amsterdam. This video, which can be seen below, isn’t the best sign as Big Cass is freshly back from a torn ACL that kept him out of action for over six months. However, a new report from Wrestlinginc.com says that this has been the case for every match on the tour as Big Cass is selling the injuries from Daniel Bryan attacking him on a recent episode of SmackDown Live. Therefore, at the moment, there is no reason to believe that Big Cass is actually injured again.

Check out the video, which is pretty convincing indeed.

Big Cass Injured his leg (storyline) during WWE amsterdam Live Event

Opinion: If nothing else, at least Big Cass is starting to get better at something other than being tall. That’s quite the accomplishment to convince people that he’s really banged up, though the fact that it wasn’t immediately tied back to the Bryan attack didn’t help things. That presents the problem of modern wrestling: if the fans can’t tie the stories together, what’s the point in having the two of them feuding and advancing stories like that?

Are you interested in Big Cass vs. Bryan again? How far can Big Cass go on SmackDown Live? Let us know in the comments below.

Thomas Hall has been a wrestling fan for over thirty years and has seen over 50,000 wrestling matches. He has also been a wrestling reviewer since 2009 with over 5,000 full shows covered. You can find his work at kbwrestlingreviews.com, or check out his Amazon author page with 26 wrestling books. His latest book is the WWE Grab Bag.

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