Cena Possibly Injured

- A fan in attendance at tonight's RAW live event in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania sends word that he and several others were under the impression that John Cena may have been injured.

Cena faced a returning Wade Barrett and according to the report, may have injured his knee after taking a bad bump from Barrett's Wasteland finisher. We hope to have an update on Cena soon.

WWE star John Cena suffered an apparent leg injury during Tuesday's Raw house show in Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Cena was working a cage match against Wade Barrett that was stopped abruptly. Dot Net reader Angelo Ambrosecchia attended the show and filed the following report.

"The cage match with Wade Barrett ended out of nowhere, Cena couldn't even stand up. They had to end the match fast and get the trainers out. Cena had to be helped to the back, apologized to the crowd and said he thinks he will have to miss some time. It looked really bad. You can tell at the end something was wrong when Barrett climbed the cage and basically sat there for about 2-3 minutes waiting for Cena to get up and stop him from getting over the cage, but he couldn't stand on the knee."

Powell's POV: A pair of correspondents at PWTorch.com filed similar reports, so all indications are that the injury is legitimate. Obviously, this would be a significant blow to WWE, and perhaps even WrestleMania plans if the injury requires surgery. Nothing is official at this point, though. We'll have more details as additional information becomes available.

WWE fans in Baltimore were given an update on the status of John Cena's injury during the company's live event in the city tonight.

WWE ring announcer Justin Roberts told the crowd that Cena had suffered a serious injury and is medically prohibited from wrestling on the show.

Big Show will be replacing Cena for his scheduled cage match against Wade Barrett.

JR on John Cena's injury and return: "I thought that John might have suffered a hip pointer which is a severe bruise. That speculation was erroneous on my part. He is day to day according to www.wwe.com. Knowing Cena he will be back in action much sooner than many, many others suffering the same injury. Athletic, hip injuries are hard to define or so they seem to be with football players. I certainly wish John a speedy recovery."

Tuesday night in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., John Cena suffered a hip injury. His return to action will be evaluated on a day to day basis.

To watch Cena address the WWE Universe immediately following his injury, click here. YouTube video footage courtesy of user "Bobbo180."

http://www.wwe.com/shows/raw/articles/16675386/16702286

Mr. Bock escribió:Bueno eso sí. Pero lastima porque le estaba diciendo todo lo que los fans sentimos.
Estaba disfrutando un pichaso eso.

- As of last week WWE had a tentative WrestleMania line-up written which included John Cena vs. The Miz for the WWE Title and Randy Orton vs. CM Punk.

Currently there is no update on their plans for the Punk vs. Cena program which is going on, however with two pay-per-views between now and WrestleMania, it would be hard not to have a Punk vs. Cena match before WrestleMania, depending on how they planned to do the angle with Nexus involved. Plans will obviously be changed depending on Cena's injury.

Mr. Bock escribió:Mas bien este storyline iba a subir a CM Punk devuelta a un status de Main eventer.
Pero ahora eso esta en riesgo.

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F4WOnline.com is reporting that John Cena was apparently "banged up" going into his match against Wade Barrett which resulted in Cena suffering a hip injury. This was reportedly one of several minor injuries Cena has been suffering from lately. It should be noted, however, that Cena is expected back on TV very soon, and was teased this past Monday night for a return to Raw next week.