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Kenny Omega Is Having Some Injury Issues

The champ is aching. There are only a handful of wrestlers in the world today who are the top stars in their promotion. These are the kind of stars who are going to be the major focal point of their shows most of the time and that is because there is no one like them. It can be rather difficult to replace them if something happens, and now one of the bigger stars in the world is not doing so well. According to the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, AAA, AEW and Impact Wrestling World Champion Kenny Omega has been dealing with a variety of injuries. However, Omega has been undergoing stem cell treatment and PRP therapy and is doing much better. Omega’s injuries include a “deep” bone bruise near his tailbone, an athletic hernia and banged up knees. Omega currently holds three World Titles and has scheduled defenses for two of them. He will be defending the Impact Wrestling World Title against Sami Callihan at Slammiversary on July 17. Omega will also defend the AAA Mega Title on August 14 ..

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Fightful's WWE, Impact, NJPW, ROH Injury Report List: Expected Returns, Inactive, More

Fightful.com will keep a running injury report and inactive list, and update each accordingly. You can also see our updated contract expiration list at this link. RAW Big Cass: Torn ACL August 21. Expected return: After WrestleMania. Has started rehab and is working out at the WWE Performance Center. Cleared to return. Big Show: Recovering from complications following hip resurfacing surgery. Expected return: late summer. (Contract has expired). Cleared to return. Noam Dar: Underwent knee surgery December 14. Expected return: May Maryse: Maternity leave. Had child in late March, return unknown. Paige: Suffered stinger on 12/27 house show. Career as a WWE wrestler reportedly over. Dean Ambrose: Triceps tendon injury sustained December 17, had surgery December 19. WWE claims he's expected to miss nine months. Alicia Fox: Broken tailbone on 1/27, expected out several months The Brian Kendrick: Orbital wall fracture, minimally displaced nasal bridge fracture from a Hideo Itam..

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The Taz Show Recap – Ciampa’s Promo, Women’s Tag Division, Angle Nervous on RAW? More!

<h1>Block 1:</h1><p>Taz opens today’s show speaking about the dangers of taking backdrops. A listener calls into the show and says that he’s a wrestler and actually <strong><a href="http://www.ringsidenews.com/tag/broke/" title="broke">broke</a></strong> his tailbone taking a backdrop at one point. He tried to take the backdrop by landing on his ass, which would have set up another spot right after. Unfortunately, this broke his tailbone and he was out of action for a while.</p><p>Taz says that a backdrop is one of the most dangerous moves that you can execute in a wrestling ring. After he had his neck injuries he would never take backdrops during his matches because it was simply too risky. He also suggests that taking a backdrop on your ass is a terrible idea and he wouldn’t recommend that anyone try that.</p><p></p><p>A listener calls into the show and asks Taz about the role of managers in wrestling, and what it means when they take a bump. Taz says that it’s rare for managers to take bumps and those spots are often saved for special moments, to enhance a certain feud or to finalize a program. He says that if <strong><a href="http://www.ringsidenews.com/wrestler/finn-balor" title="Finn Balor">Finn Balor</a></strong> and <strong><a href="http://www.ringsidenews.com/wrestler/brock-lesnar" title="Brock Lesnar">Brock Lesnar</a></strong> are in a program together, Balor dropkicking Paul Heyman would be a massive moment.</p>