Roman Reigns Reveals Retirement Plans, Kevin Nash Suffers A Torn Bicep

Roman Reigns Reveals Retirement Plans, Kevin Nash Suffers A Torn Bicep
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During a recent guest feature on the “SI Media” podcast, professional wrestler Roman Reigns has been contemplating his future plans for upon retirement from professional wrestling. The discussion delved into the possibility of reconnecting with Georgia Tech, where Reigns could contribute to their NIL program.

Reigns expressed, “That’s something in the future that I would like to be more part of and maybe that’s one of…I’m trying to build different interests and avenues that can distract me when it’s time to hang them up and it’s not going to be a situation where I’m still yearning for the spotlight or the limelight and I need to hear that one pop again. I’m hoping to have so many different interests and hobbies to distract me that we’re not going to have to worry about that. Being able to dive back into Tech and be part of that program a little more would be one of those avenues.”

In other wrestling news, Kevin Nash has revealed his recent health difficulties, specifically a torn bicep injury. On his “Kliq This” podcast, Nash went into detail about the circumstances of the injury.

Nash described the experience, saying, “I think last episode, I was saying I felt this snap, I heard this pop in my shoulder when I was training back. It was actually on Election Day. It took me five days to get the MRI, so I didn’t train for five days… if it bleeds out,’ and I’m thinking, I’ve torn so many fking things, and my st never bleeds out. It isn’t an indicator. So got up the next morning, and I take my t-shirt off, nothing. Put my arm up, make a bicep, and you can see a little dent up here, where it’s gonna start the Popeye arm.”

The damage is significant enough to warrant a repairing procedure, an aspect Nash additionally confirmed. He added, “The procedure’s called, there’s two different procedures you can do. I need the tendinosis [surgery]. So what they’ll do is, they’ll go in, and they’ll make an incision here, and then they’ll weave sutures into the tendon that’s there, hoping that it hasn’t fking already retracted all the way…”