On this week’s Monday Night Raw, Seth Rollins was in really poor condition. Everyone was anxious about him since he had just taken Bronson Reed Tsunami’s finishing move six times. Not only that, but the Visionary coughed up blood, leading everyone to believe that Rollins had sustained a serious injury. It appears that a WWE analyst has confirmed the injury and detailed what exactly occurred on Raw this week.

As we all know, not only Rollins but Dakota Kai was another name that people were really concerned about when they watched Raw. The reason for this is that Kai was also going to appear on the show, but it was abruptly canceled at the last minute for unknown reasons. Dave Meltzer recently reported on both incidents, revealing that both occurred as a result of injuries sustained by both wrestlers.

Meltzer stated that Seth Rollins does not have a major injury or anything like that. He claimed that the former WWE champion is simply banged up right now. This is why The Visionary was looking for some time away from the television so he could rest, though it is unclear whether he will return for Bash in Berlin. Dakota Kai, on the other hand, is suffering from an injury, the seriousness of which is unknown.

Dave Meltzer stated, “Remember on Monday we were talking about Seth and Dakota? It was done for injury reasons… I don’t know how serious. I asked if they were storyline covers for injuries and I was told they both were, but Seth is not in a bad situation……Seth is cleared, he could wrestle but he’s banged up. So it was a good time for him to take time off. I don’t know if he’ll be back for the pay-per-view against Bronson Reed.”

Nevertheless, when Rollins returns, he could insert himself into the Punk-McIntyre equation to resolve the feud once and for all.

Seth Rollins could be a part of a Triple Threat encounter

As we all know, before Bronson Reed’s attack, Seth Rollins was embroiled in a fascinating storyline with CM Punk and Drew McIntyre. Although Rollins joined the feud rather late, there is still a potential that a triple-threat match between these three superstars may take place very soon. Given that WWE is already preparing another battle between CM Punk and Drew McIntyre at Bad Blood, it is evident that they still want this feud to continue. Who knows, Bad Blood may not signal the end of this rivalry, but it may spark a Triple-Threat war among these superstars that might culminate in Survivor Series. Anything is conceivable right now; supporters simply need to wait and see.

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