Former WWE Champion Big E Contemplates Wrestling Future After Neck Injury
Big E's wrestling future rests on his health after breaking his neck in 2022. He's considering broadcast work amid support and advice from fellow wrestlers.
Since breaking his neck in a match on March 2022, the former WWE champion, Big E, has been contemplating his future in professional wrestling. The severity of the injury has led to a period of reflection and decision-making for the athlete.
Following the injury, doctors advised Big E against returning to the ring, emphasizing the potential risks to his health. However, Big E has expressed that the final decision rests with him. In his own words, The great thing is they put me in control of that.
While acknowledging the expertise of medical professionals in assessing his health and prognosis, Big E has highlighted the distinction between his day-to-day activities and the physically demanding nature of professional wrestling. He emphasized, Obviously, I'm listening to the doctors. They know more than I do as far as my health and prognosis.
Impact of the Neck Injury
Big E suffered a fracture of his C1 vertebrae in a match, leading to a period of physical and emotional recovery. He has shared his concerns about the potential long-term impact of such injuries, particularly at this stage of his career. At 38 years old, he has shifted his perspective, stating, "I never wanted to leave sports hobbled and crippled.
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