Report: Rey Mysterio injured could be out for 8 months

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WWE Star Rey Mysterio suffered a torn triceps at WWE Payback. WWE confirmed the injury during tonight’s episode of Monday night RAW where he was scheduled to face Seth Rollins. His son Dominik Mysterio replaced him on that match. Now, reports are suggesting that he could be out for eight months.

During Wrestling Observer Radio, Dave Meltzer explained that for how long Mysterio will be out of action.

“If he had a full tear then he would need surgery and he’d be out eight months. I hear two months or less so, you know it’s a real injury and not a good time, but it’s a whole lot better than six to eight months out, especially right now when he’s a real focal part of the show and he’s in a real key angle.”

Thanks to Ringsidenews.com for transcription

It’ll be very interesting to see where the storyline goes as Mysterio is injured. His injury is very similar to Edge’s injury, so maybe he might be seen on WWE television during his ongoing rivalry with Seth Rollins & Murphy.

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