Major Update on Kevin Owens' injury status before Survivor Series Wargames

Survivor Series Wargames: Kevin Owens’ recovery updates: Kevin Owens has been one of the most prominent figures in the sport for the past few years. With his aggressive style of play and technical abilities, he has become a fan favorite in WWE. Now, injuries are something every superstar has to deal with in their tenure, and Kevin Owens’ injury has kept him on the sidelines for quite some time now. So much so that he may miss the Bloodline match of Survivor Series Wargames. Follow WWE News and Updates with InsideSport.IN

Survivor Series Wargames: Major Update on Kevin Owens’ injury status before Survivor Series Wargames

Kevin Owens, the iconic superstar of the Blur band of WWE has made headlines once again as some new updates surfaced about his injuries. On the 14th of November, he suffered a blow on his lower leg, which was finally reported to be an MCL Sprain. Though he won the match against Autin Theory, the injury he sustained has completely sidelined him. As he was immediately sent to the Recovery Centre after the match.

Kevin Owens has unfortunately suffered a right knee injury at Sunday’s WWE house show, during a match with Austin Theory.

It has been confirmed that the injury is an MCL sprain (Wrestling Observer).

Sending prayers for a safe & speedy recovery to KO 🙏 pic.twitter.com/SLw9G5LWsB

— Wrestle Ops (@WrestleOps) November 14, 2022

Since then, we have got a major breakthrough about his condition, thanks to Dave Meltzer – Wrestling Observers Radio.

“He’s doing rehab at the Performance Center. However, because Kevin Owens suffered an injury, which the last I heard was a sprained MCL … he was gonna get it checked out.”

Dave also added,

WWE injury note from last night https://t.co/zXXDPk0IWe

— Dave Meltzer (@davemeltzerWON) November 14, 2022

’I’d heard Monday morning, and I haven’t heard anything since Monday morning, that it had not been checked out. But he’s rehabbing it.” “I don’t know if he’ll be ready for the pay-per-view or not. If they do an angle on SmackDown on Friday and throw somebody else in, that tells you that he wasn’t ready.”

“I do know from somebody… I did hear that he’s not moving very well. So he better heal up quick if he’s gonna make that pay-per-view. “And like I said, I don’t know the situation, whether he will or he won’t. I haven’t heard. But that’s the basic situation.” – [H/T – ringsidenews]

It was announced that Butch, Sheamus, Ridge Holland, Drew McIntyre, and Kevin Owens would face Roman Reigns, the Usos, Sami Zayn, and Solo Sikoa in the main event of the WWE pay-per-view, Survivor Series. But, with rare improvement in his condition, Kevin might miss the opportunity to appear in the Survivor Series.

Sources say he is trying hard to get cleared but, things don’t look so bright for him right now.

Survivor Series Wargames: WWE in plans to replace Kevin Owens due to injuries:

The Men’s Wargames is set to be the Primary Event of the Survivor Series PPV. With Undisputed WWE Universal Champion Roman Reigns, Undisputed WWE Tag Team Champions The Usos, Solo Sikoa, and Sami Zayn on one team and The Brawling Brutes (Sheamus, Butch, and Ridge Holland), and Drew McIntyre on the other.

As per reports, Kevin Owens was set to be the fifth and final member of The Brutes but, his sudden injury in the WWE Live Event against Austin Theory has put a big question mark on the whole fixture. As per a recent revelation, we know Kevin Owens might not be fit to appear in Survivor Series. Thus, WWE Might be in talks to replace him with another superstar.

Right now there’s no news on who might be the suitable replacement for Kevin at Survivor Series WarGames but, Sportkeeda expects Bray Wyatt to be the person for the top spot. Given the rough history between the Tribal Chief and The Eater of Worlds, the fans will definitely love to watch them faceoff in the WarGames.

Who do you think should replay Kevin Owens in the WarGames? Comment your answers down below…

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