WRESTLING RUMORS: Jade Cargill’s Injury Status May Be Worse Than Expected

That’s not good. Injuries are some of the worst things that can happen to any wrestler as they can leave people on the shelf for a very long time. You can see someone taken out of the ring for a good while no matter what they are doing when they get hurt. That is what we are seeing again with a talented star, and it might be even worse than it originally seemed.

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Last week on SmackDown, Jade Cargill was attacked by an unknown assailant. As a result, she has been removed from this weekend’s WarGames match at Survivor Series. Previous reports said that Cargill could be out of action for three months, but according to PW Nexus by way of Cagesideseats.com, Cargill has a neck injury and three months is a best case scenario. Instead, Cargill could be out of action up to a year. WWE has released an injury report on her status but has not said when she will be back in the ring.

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Opinion: There is nothing good about this as we might not be seeing Cargill for a very long time. She has what sounds like a rather serious issue and what matters is that she heals up properly. While that might mean a long time away from the ring, it would be better for her to miss that much time rather than coming back before she is ready. A neck injury is nothing to mess around with and hopefully she is able to get better as soon as possible.

What do you think of Cargill’s time in WWE? What should she do when she returns to the ring? Let us know in the comments below.

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