Randy Orton Injury: Updates on WWE Superstar's Shoulder and Return
WWE Superstar Randy Orton is nursing a dislocated shoulder, which Dave Meltzer of Wrestling Observer (via Fox Sports) reported was caused by taking out the trash. Surgery appears to be "imminent" for Orton according to a WWE doctor, which would cause him to miss multiple months.
Continue for updates.
WWE Doctor Comments on Orton's Shoulder
Monday, Nov. 2
WWE finally released more information regarding the significance of Orton's shoulder injury, via a statement from WWE physician Dr. Steve Daquino, per WWE.com:
"Randy has suffered from a dislocated shoulder. He’s had chronic problems with his shoulder, and a recent MRI that was done found he has a Bankart lesion in his shoulder, some stretched ligaments and a partially torn rotator cuff. At this point it’s a matter of when he dislocates the shoulder again, and not if. Surgery seems imminent, and recovery time for such a surgery would be four to six months.
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Orton Ruled Out for Hell in a Cell
Tuesday, Oct. 20
Michael Cole announced Orton would not participate in Sunday's Hell in a Cell alongside Dean Ambrose during this week's Monday Night Raw broadcast (h/t WrestlingNews.co).
Orton and Ambrose were going to face Luke Harper and Braun Strowman in a tag-team match.
