US Edition"A Very Serious Situation" - Michael Cole Explains Seth Rollins Injury Situation Following Uncomfortable Saturday Night's Main Event Moment
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- Seth Rollins injured his knee during a grudge match against LA Knight at Saturday Night's Main Event in Atlanta.
- The injury occurred after Rollins landed awkwardly from a moonsault off the second rope, which led to a rushed finish and medical assistance backstage.
- Despite the injury, Rollins initially tried to continue the match before LA Knight delivered the BFT and secured the victory.
- Michael Cole described it as "a very serious situation moments ago" and wished Rollins best wishes as he was helped backstage.
- Rollins may miss time due to the knee injury, whose severity remains unknown, complicating his status as Money in the Bank contract holder.
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hive.newsSeth Rollins drops f-bomb after suffering potentially serious knee injury at WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event
Seth Rollins delivered an expletive-filled lament when a routine move went wrong at WWE’s Saturday Night’s Main Event, signaling a potential serious knee injury.
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"It's Hurt" - Seth Rollins Injured - Slam Wrestling
Word is that Seth Rollins was legitimately injured during his match with LA Knight on Saturday Night’s Main Event last night. Rollins performed a moonsault off the ropes and appeared to land awkwardly. Rollins quickly made his way into a corner. As he spoke to Paul Heyman and the official he covered his face with […] The post “It’s Hurt” – Seth Rollins Injured appeared first on Slam Wrestling.
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