TNA Wrestling has released a medical report following Saturday night’s TNA Rebellion 2024 pay-per-view event.
Gia Miller, the spokesperson for TNA Wrestling, reported that Eric Young and Brian Myers are not medically cleared to compete.
Young sustained a severe laceration to his ear during his Full Metal Mayhem Match against Frankie Kazarian, which the latter won.
Young sought medical attention from a local plastic surgeon to have his ear reattached.
Myers sustained an unspecified shoulder injury that requires an MRI to determine the extent of the injury.
Myers teamed with Eddie Edwards to defend the TNA World Tag Team Titles against Speedball Mountain (Mike Bailey and Trent Seven) at Rebellion 2024.
Miller further informed that Alex Hammerstone passed all concussion protocols and is medically cleared to compete.
TNA Wrestling has a set of Impact TV tapings scheduled for tonight at The Palms in Las Vegas, NV.
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TNA Wrestling Releases Medical Report Following TNA Rebellion 2024
TNA Wrestling has recently released a medical report following the TNA Rebellion 2024 pay-per-view event, providing updates on the health statuses of several wrestlers. Gia Miller, the spokesperson for TNA Wrestling, shared the news that Eric Young and Brian Myers are currently not medically cleared to compete.
During his Full Metal Mayhem Match against Frankie Kazarian, Eric Young sustained a severe laceration to his ear. Unfortunately, Young was unable to emerge victorious in the match, and as a result of his injury, he sought immediate medical attention from a local plastic surgeon to have his ear reattached. The severity of the laceration has not been disclosed, but it is clear that Young’s injury requires careful treatment and recovery.
On the other hand, Brian Myers suffered an unspecified shoulder injury during his tag team match with Eddie Edwards against Speedball Mountain (Mike Bailey and Trent Seven). The extent of Myers’ injury is yet to be determined, as he will undergo an MRI to assess the severity of the damage. This unfortunate setback will undoubtedly affect Myers’ ability to compete in upcoming matches until he recovers fully.
However, there is some positive news amidst these injuries. Alex Hammerstone has successfully passed all concussion protocols and has been deemed medically cleared to compete. This means that Hammerstone will be able to participate in future TNA Wrestling events without any restrictions or concerns regarding his health.
Despite these setbacks, TNA Wrestling remains committed to providing fans with thrilling matches and exciting entertainment. The organization has a set of Impact TV tapings scheduled for tonight at The Palms in Las Vegas, NV. While Young and Myers may not be able to participate, fans can still expect a night filled with electrifying action from other talented wrestlers.
As always, the safety and well-being of the wrestlers are of utmost importance to TNA Wrestling. The organization will continue to monitor the progress of Young and Myers, ensuring that they receive the necessary medical care and support for their recovery.
In the meantime, fans can stay updated on the latest developments by following TNA Wrestling’s official social media accounts and website. TNA Wrestling appreciates the support and understanding of its loyal fan base during this challenging time for the injured wrestlers.