Analyzing the returns of WWE Superstars from injury
With a host of big names out injured, the WWE is suffering an injury epidemic of unwelcome proportionsEven with a full roster at their disposal, there exists a legitimate gripe with the way the WWE goes about constructing its storylines and shoving certain Superstars down our throats while holding back other deserving ones.With an extensive injury list, that too comprising of quite a few major draws, is it even a surprise then that the WWE has had to resort to drastic measures like having the New Day feature in as much as 5 to 6 segments on Raw a few weeks ago?What with Wrestlemania 32 also around the corner, professed to be a record-breaking endeavour if the company is to be believed, this injury crisis couldn’t have cropped up at a more inopportune moment for the WWE.So we sneak a peek into our crystal ball to divine the injury status of various Superstars, the uncertainties surrounding their layoffs and what the near future may hold for them when they finally make their return to the squared circle.
#5 Cesaro
Perhaps Cesaro may not have been considered as invaluable a commodity as the other big names on this list by the WWE, but it seemed like the ‘Cesaro Section’ signs in the crowd were only multiplying in number each week just as knowledge of the torn tendons in his shoulder surfaced.
Untimely though as it was for the burgeoning momentum that he was gathering, it was imperative that he underwent surgery for the same as it was an injury that he had sustained a while back, despite continuing to work through it.
On a positive note though, it was reported in the latter parts of November last year that the procedure had been a success and that his recuperation time was anywhere between 4 to 6 months, offering the Swiss Superman and his legion of fans a glimmer of hope that he may yet make a comeback just in the nick of time for Wrestlemania 32.
Add to that Vince McMahon finally getting around a Cesaro push, things look wholesomely promising for the Swiss Superman.