R-Truth Appears To Suffer Injury On WWE SmackDown, Match Ends By Referee Stoppage - Wrestling Inc.
The referee stopped the bout after R-Truth appeared to suffer a legitimate injury, and Fraxiom later intervened when Damian Priest reached for a chair.
- On Friday, R-Truth appeared to suffer a legitimate injury during his WWE SmackDown match against former tag team partner Damian Priest, forcing a referee stoppage.
- Priest turned on Truth after they failed to capture the AAA Tag Team Championships from the War Raiders on the September 11 edition of SmackDown.
- After Truth landed his Missile Dropkick, the referee checked on him and made the decision to stop the match shortly after.
- Following the stoppage, Priest retrieved a steel chair to continue his assault, but Axiom and Nathan Frazer, known as Fraxiom, intervened to make the save.
- According to False Finish on Twitter, the referee stoppage was not the intended finish, though Fightful Select reported Priest was scheduled to win the bout.
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